I used it for Pillar Candles and wax melt, so far it has been working for me. One thing I noticed that I have to go by exact temperature requirement other than that I would have frosting, breakage and all kind of problems with wax melt. I need to make sure to choose the right mold for it. It is time consuming; however, if I get it right and timing it, watching it closely and not rushing it, won't be a problem at the result. I kinda Learn more about how to work with it when I purchased it my second 44lb, so it was not easy. Also I work with flake wax a lot better than pastille.

I am struggling with this wax sinking in the center for wax melts and votives. I see others have mentioned this same issue, but no resolution has been posted. I would like to know what is suggested to help prevent this problem.

I've been testing this wax for a while to make wax melts and although the CT and HT are okay (not amazing) I'm getting A LOT of frosting and they just don't look good enough for me to sell. What do you suggest I change in the process?

I've just started maxing wax melts and am having trouble with sinking centers and the wax sticking to the molds with this wax. It sees to be good for a nice hot and cold throw. Should I be adding additives with it?

I think you need to take this Eco wax off the market. I'm so disappointed in the results that I got out of this wax and what it left me with is terrible. I was asked to make wax melts for one of my friends daughter as a shower gift for her guest. I refused to put my name on those, because every last one of them have dips and I can't even get a scent. What is wrong with this wax? I follow your guidelines and how to use this wax and it still failed. And by the way which instruction do you really recommend, you have your guide that temps at 113 and pour at 160 and what you put on the bag is temp at 185 and pour at 160. I tried them both and its still the same FAILED. I have wax on my hands that I will never use now. So how can we fix this problem?

Nice clean smooth pour. However, there is NO hot throw. NONE AT ALL! you can not smell the scent of the fragrance when burning the candle AT all. very disappointed!

Although this wax appears to perform great-ish I always experience a sunken center with my wax melts. I’ve only been using it for about a month and although I love how smooth the tops are, I hate that the middles are always sunken in, especially when this is something that I had not experienced in other waxes that I have used before. Is there any remedy to this issue? I have poured at both 160 degrees and 150 degrees. Both temps have resulted in smooth tops but very sunken centers.

I use this was for container candles, and let me tell you… My candles turn out amazing. These work great for creating candles you want to burn for days at at time in container. My container candle can burn for 2 week at 20ozs. The wax has a great hot and cold throw. You definitely have to follow the 6% ratio. Allow the candles to cure for a good two or three weeks before burning. I took a chance on this wax and I’m glad I did. It burns clean and my customers love it!

i am new at making wax melts, and was needing advice on how to measure wax, prices, measure, fragrance oil, and everything else about making them. thank you please comment good recommendation and advice.

I made a sample pillar using a small dixie cup and it "popped" right out nice and smooth as it can get. If I was to make a 4.5 pillar what size LX wick I should use?