I want to buy this because I also love the smell of lilacs but I am not sure how you use it. What kind of burner are they talking about?
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I have electric oil burners. On the bottom there is a glass globe with a light in it. On top sits a little dish that you put the oil in. As the oil heats up it releases the aroma. You can also buy burners where you put a tea light in the bottom to heat up the oil on top.
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They are taking about like a potpourri burner but one for oil. Some are electric, there are rings you can set on top of a light bulb. Others use tea light candles to heat the oil and release the fragrance.
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It's an alcohol burner, so use rubbing alcohol from any drug store. I'd recommend 99%, the 70% stuff doesn't work as well for this product.
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I have no idea. In fact, if you figure it out, please let me know. I currently have a dozen of these things that I bought to go with a "countertop" gas burner. When I got the burner, it turned out that I could not use it indoors (which was not mentioned in the description or particulars). I returned the burner, but federal law prohibits me from returning the fuel, so I am stuck with them and cannot figure out how to use them on anything else.
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I heat water in another container and pour it into the teapot. I don't think you would want the flames to touch the sides, and it is rather small, so it may not fit well on a gas burner.
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I use the other GiGi waxes with a little warmer made for candles. It is just a warming base and it fits the bottom of the tin jar perfectly. They have them at walmart. It looks like a little warming disk for coffee mugs. I've seen them sold for office/desk use. Going to get the warmer this week only b/c I want it all contained and it will probably heat up much faster. Only used it this way b/c I wasn't sure I would want to continue after my first time. Bought it, got it home and realized I needed a good way to keep it warm while working with it. If you have a walmart, go try one, it sells for less than 5.00.
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I have the bottle cutter kit and it has a candle, sandpaper, and some graphite powder as well as a book of ideas as to how to use your bottle cutter. The Original Bottle Cutter is the green metal cutter inside the kit. I LOVE this cutter and use it all the time. I have made beautiful candle chimneys and holders as well as vases, funnels, and wind chimes. Print one of your favorite pictures onto some vellum paper, wrap it around your candle holder and tape it. Put a votive candle inside and light it....Beautiful!!! I make most of my stuff from old wine bottles. My husband and I and all our friends love wine so I end up with all the bottles (all colors). The tall blue bottles, I think they're 'Blue Nun', make gorgeous candle holders. Have your friends and family save all their bottles for you. The ideas will come to you. Hope this helps.
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You have to be very careful with it, as it heats up incredibly quickly. I have used it for removing skin tags and very tiny cysts. Hold it near (a few millimeters) whatever you're going to use it on, press the button to heat up the tip, then lightly touch the tip to the item you want to burn. You will probably only want to make contact for a second or less, when you hear the sizzle from whatever is burning. Start with only a brief application--be careful not to overdo it. Hope this helps.
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I have not used that one. But I love the Now brand. add few drops of lavender to scent it. Hope this helps.
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The other answers are on target. Do be aware that the "burner" is easily replaceable. However the burner is the "heart" of the warmer. I see an Amazon listing for under $8.00 but many are over $9.00 each. You'll have to weigh the cost to repair or replace. You CAN put it out though. What you must do is to starve the burner of oxygen (air). Enclosed in a tight container or covered with aluminum foil will do it. In my experience, when it still contains fuel, that fuel will gradually evaporate anyhow. During that time I have noticed some amount of fuel odor until all of it is gone. The other answers are on target. Do be aware that the "burner" is easily replaceable. However the burner is the "heart" of the warmer. I see an Amazon listing for under $8.00 but many are over $9.00 each. You'll have to weigh the cost to repair or replace. You CAN put it out though. What you must do is to starve the burner of oxygen (air). Enclosed in a tight container or covered with aluminum foil will do it. In my experience, when it still contains fuel, that fuel will gradually evaporate anyhow. During that time I have noticed some amount of fuel odor until all of it... » Read More The other answers are on target. Do be aware that the "burner" is easily replaceable. However the burner is the "heart" of the warmer. I see an Amazon listing for under $8.00 but many are over $9.00 each. You'll have to weigh the cost to repair or replace. You CAN put it out though. What you must do is to starve the burner of oxygen (air). Enclosed in a tight container or covered with aluminum foil will do it. In my experience, when it still contains fuel, that fuel will gradually evaporate anyhow. During that time I have noticed some amount of fuel odor until all of it is gone. « Show Less
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It seems to me that that would work fine. I use it as a wok burner and the thing gets white hot so you may want to look into a more traditional burner
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You can do as you like , but it is a scale model. They didn't design it to burn anything, and the surfaces that you may choose for the wax melting are very porous and wouldn't clean well. Glass and ceramic candle holders are smooth to aid the owner in keeping the item clean, this stove surface is VERY porous, it will never clean wax well or at all. Burning and cleaning were never part of this items design, proceed at your own risk.
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You can ignite the gas side with the burners but need a starter on the charcoal side. We use those paraffin/sawdust squares or "fat wood".
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best burner and good for camping, i ' m glad that i brought best burner i recommended this burner for first time buyer..dont waste your time, just buy it..
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Norpro 144 Heat Diffuser removes this problem. You should use a heat diffuser with any glass on a gas burner, so you get an even heat. Gas will wrap around your entire glass pot and melt things unlike electric range tops. The diffuser removes this problem by dissipating the gas heat into your room instead of going straight up. Just keep in mind that if you turn your flame up too high the diffuser will not be any help, but it will let you use a higher gas setting than low.
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I received a burner instead of a dvd player, maybe i ordered the the burner by mistake. I don't know how to burn, so what should i do with this thing?
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Hi Joanne; I have not put this one together yet but years ago we used one and I just lit it with a match or bic lighter. My wife said she didn't like the odor of kerosene and she got rid of the old one. Sorry I cant help any more than that.
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I suggest a Butane burner. They sell little ones that fit under the Syphon Alcohol does not burn very hot at all. But Isopropyl Alcohol should work ( Rubbing Alcohol)