When making a candle in glass container what diameter of glass container is this size of wick for?
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I have made a candel in a glass container that is 2 3/4" in diameter and when the candel burnes there is a 1/4" of wax left on the edge. So I guess if you want the wax to fully burn down you will have to use a small container. Oh an I used bees wax. This is just my experience I do not know the 'correct' answere. and this is the first time I made a candle. Hope this helps.
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We made those quite some time ago, but if I remember correctly, the diameter of the candles was appr. 1 inch. Hope that helps!
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My experience is that all candles generate some soot (my electrostatic air cleaner concurs). These wicks do not generate visible soot when burning; assuming you keep them trimmed to the proper length (~1/4"). They do smoke when you blow the candle out. Since I used them in container candles, I just put the lid on when I blow them out.
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You initially lit the wick when it was too close to the wax.... Next time don't put as much wax.... Make sure the wick is about 1/2 inch I believe above the wax when you light it.
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This wax is meant for making container candles and not pillars. This is because the wax is soft and flows when the candle is burning, if left outside a container it'll spill everywhere and make a mess. For pillars, try paraffin or palm wax, or some other pillar blend wax.
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No, way too small, the diameter is more like a dime; I tested your concept in the standard sized Bundt pan with an airline-sized round plastic Finlandia vodka bottle and that just fit in the big bundt; in the little one you could probably fit a large-ish candle but that would be it in my opinion. The mini bundlette creates really neat looking shapes though and we've tested it for all kinds of food like mashed potatoes which turn out very well.
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i do not remember the size. i ordered it for a gallon glass sun tea jar and it was too big. hope this helps. i sent it back.
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Not sure where those diamentions came from but they are a bit smaller than that. I don't have them any more (gave them away after a special event) but as I recall, they were about 1/2 the size. It may be that they are quoting the total size of the box and if you divide that by the quantity of candles, it will probably be close to their size. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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It's not really that wide. The candle would have to be tiny for it to work.
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they are the size of a normal tea light of not a tiny bit smaller. The wick is small and black, and the entire candle is very real looking. I'm actually about to buy another set!
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I've made candles twice and each time used a variety of jars I had on hand - I prefer the 8 to 16 oz jars for this purpose and end up with 6-8 candles. They burn nicely.
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I read somewhere that some liquid might be left in the container because the wick doesn't go all the way down.Their website has a lot of informationfeliway.com
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Hi Johnnie & Mel, These candle holders are 2". I hope you find this information helpful. - Crystal, Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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It would depend on the size of the candle. These jars are small and most candles would not fit into it.
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Possibly, is it 100% beeswax? the larger the wick the hotter the candle will get, if you need the heat and do not care if it melts all the wax in your small tea candle. it sould work.
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The outside rim is approximately 2 3/4 in wide tapering to bottom at 1 1/2 in so I giess depending on size of candle
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A regular size floating candle will fit...the kind that have a plastic case around them. Otherwise they are too big and won't fit.