Could we use wax instead of oil?
1705345
Yes you can, however you would have to cut the cube in half, so that is a saving in itself.
1705346
I have not tried but I don't think I would as the opening makes it awkward to clean. I occasionally have to scrub mine when I want to change oil scents and it's a bit difficult although the wax might come out in one piece. That being said I would check with the manufacturer about using the wax.
2052793
Hey hey E! 1) no. 2) no but u can if u choose. Have used oil & haven't noticed any change it its efficacy. 3) yes. Hope this info helps.
1232242
I haven't tried that but it could work or it might not let the wax adhere to your hair. What I started to do is, after I pull the wax off, I cover the remaining wax particles with petroleum jelly and scrape off the pieces with my finger nail. Works pretty well and as long as you're gentle, it doesn't hurt.
663552
I wouldn't. But what you can do is you can put it in a bowl of hot water. It takes a while to get the wax melt and you have to keep the water warm.
55353
You can, but be careful with that. The oils are strong and heating them can produce some very strong vapors. In other words, don't be sitting right under that oil burner breathing in the fumes that occur.
1764210
I don't see why not. If oil sprays out well I would imagine something thinner would spray very well.
444219
Yes. We use doTerra oils which are great! You can order them on mydoterra.com/wilsonoils
1505354
I would say no because the consistency of the oil is very light and it may not mix thoroughly with the wax. But that's just my opinion, I have not made candles with theses oils. Perhaps buy 1 bottle and try?
2189250
You could but I wouldn't just because its only made to wash the car and once you wash the car I definitely wouldn't use it to wax unless you wash it first. I would go with the Meguiars wax applicator, it works really well
1000026
I would do other way around let oil sink in. I use lotion more than oil and it works amazingly
1183487
The heating function did now work for us using mineral oil - it does not seem to flow well enough. We were hoping to use it to clean the wax off 3D printed parts. So now we use a crock-pot with mineral oil to clean the bulk of the wax and then soapy water in the ultrasonic cleaner to clean off the remaining residue.
225172
Yes but make sure you put it on some paper towels for a day or two beforehand to pull the wax out of it a bit.
721720
Yes. But I don't use it. I use the cover for the wax itself and leave it in the warmer.
1240303
You can use whatever wax you'd like, however if you're going to put the wax either straight into the warmer or put the plastic container into the warmer, I WOULD NOT recommend this. The plastic WILL melt. If you have some way to maybe put it into a tin and then into the warmer, you'll be alright.
192088
I wouldn't recommend it, you would be better off using a mineral oil and bees wax combination.
816101
Yes. That's exactly what I did. I like Epillys wax & I just heated it up & poured it in. I really like it. The wax never gets too hot either.
1288187
No you have to use a special wax, theirs. I just gave mine away as took forever to warm the wax...onto the next brand.