Secret to Making 100’s of Soy Candles and Tarts in a Small Space! How to Save Space Candle Business
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- How to Make Lots of Soy Candles and Tarts in a Small Space with this Secret! Save Space When Growing Your Small Candle Business! Check out www.procandlesupply.com for candle making supplies!
Make sure you leave me a comment and let me know if this video was helpful so I can keep creating videos like this=) This is my second video that focuses more on mass production, I got lots of great feedback on the video covering the production of lots of candles in multiple fragrances for your small candle business. Running out of space is a huge problem that many small candle businesses run into, maybe this idea can be of help!
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Make sure to leave me a comment and let me know if this video was helpful! Make sure you check out www.procandlesupply.com for all your candle making supplies=) Happy Candle Making!
I have found that lining my table with a thick cheap table cloth and pouring with my vessels inside of a large aluminum pan…allows me to fill up my 8’ table with at least 75 candles..depending on vessel size.
❤ used the bakers rack when I worked at a grocery store bakery proofing bread.I like what YOU are doing with the bakers rack much better. You can also get a zip up plastic "jacket" to go over and around rack (which is used for proofing, or raising bread)
that also be used to slow down the candle cooling process.
Love this. I use bakers racks this way. Hubby thought I was nuts but it works. Thank you. Now he'll know it wasn't just my idea 😀
What is a Tart candle? I love when women help others. You are Information Giving in a time when most people are afraid to be. This will benefit you in a big way down the road in your own business. Those who give much...Receive much. Always be generous with Love, Money and Knowledge. Great video ❤❤❤
Thank you dear friend, you're so kind, good luck!!=)
Tarts are wickless candles that you can add to warmers. Some warmers use tea light candles and sometimes they are used in an electric warmer which uses a small appliance style lightbulb
Thank you for posting! It’s great to see this in use-I’m upgrading!❤️
You are AMAZING!! Thank you for thoughtful suggestions and tips!!
I found this a wonderful idea. Please make more.
WOW I am sooo glad I found this video I would have never thought about using a rack like that... I say keep the videos coming.
I’m still in the testing phase and I am using my dining area which isn’t that big and this would solve my problem. Thank you so much
Yay!! Love hearing this, thank you for the feedback and good luck!!=)
This is very helpful! Thank you!
Awesome video! Very helpful!
Excellent Idea!! Thank you!! colling rack shopping this weekend!
Love your videos so detailed very helpful. You are amazing
Thank you for such a helpful video
Great idea 👍🏼 thank you !
Thank you the video was very knowledgeable im restarting my business and don't have a large space so thanks again
This was so helpful, thank you! 🙂
You're so welcome!
Wow I need to step up my game great job
I like this! 🎉
I love this video! Make more please video's!!
Really helpful !!!
Very helpful
Always helpful 👍🙂
Your awesome !!!
Great video
good idea
I enjoyed this video. I am on testing phase at this time and this has given me hope
Best of luck on the testing phase! I know testing can be monotonous :( However once you have a formula you will be able to quickly make the same candle every time :)
Very helpful 👏👏👏
Glad it was helpful!
I enjoy the video. By chance do you know the brand or size of baking sheets to use that can fit in the baking rack??
Loving your videos. I have a flower farm business and wanted to add some added value items along with the flowers especially for occations like Mother's Day, Easter, holidays. So thinking of adding candles with maybe matching flower or fruit seasons with the candles, possibly subscriptions monthly. I signed up for your class. I am hoping your on line class will help me with labels; laws and rules about the warning labels; maybe what type of business license (if any) I would need to sell candles. And lastly I see a lot of candles are colored. I am hoping your class will talk about coloring too. Thanks so much!!! Paula-Windmill Flower Farm, No. California
Freaking Genius!!!
hahaha this made me smile, thank you, I truly hope it can help!!
Nice
I was going to buy a bakers rack too.
Where did you get your racks from?????
Hello
Genius ideas that you demonstrate to us!
What country are you from to order your items?
Thank you for your excellent collaboration
Pierre
Have you had this issue? I’ve found that when putting in trays of glass the wax has wobbled a bit, creating a thin but visible uneven layer above the wax line. To be fair, this could be a more fringe issue, as I have a slight shake in my arms from nerve damage, so perhaps someone with steadier hands won’t have the same experience.
It was so difficult (and time consuming!) to try and clean off that I eventually ditched the bakers rack and started pouring in heavy-duty stackable crates. I have my containers all wicked and ready on the table, fill the first crate (it sits on a large silicone mat so if I spill wax won’t get on my floors), pour directly into the containers in the crate, then set the next crate on top and repeat. The walls of the crates are tall enough that there’s plenty of clearance between the wicks and the “ceiling,” and the crates themselves are made with gridded walls and a fully open front so there’s plenty of air circulation. Plus they fold flat when not in use, can stack as tall as I can reach, and are the same size as the bakers rack so I can have multiple columns going at once.
It’s been much better than having to clean off wax halos, but I must admit I miss the ease of pouring at table height! If anyone has experienced this as well and solved the problem differently, or just has any suggestions overall, I’d love to hear!
Will you ever sell a variety pack of wicks for the different types of wax? I want to work with the 464 soy wax and need to test with different fragrance and wicks. I think that'll be a great idea for beginners instead of purchasing 100.
Great idea! What kind of wax are you using for the tarts if you dont mind me asking? Thank you!
Where did you get the Bakers rack ?? Is it very heavy??
What temperature does it have to be before you pour?
I was wondering what kind if hot plate you use for melting your wax. It looks so much easier to use then a double boiler.
So, you have a pitcher for each fragrance?
what brand wax melter is that used in this video? btw your videos are awesome. I have been doing my research on starting my candle business soon and your videos have been my go to for expert information. thank you soooo much
Still waiting on the answer to the question about the melter you used in this video.
I love all your videos, and I'm a new subscriber, but I was SO disappointed that you don't ship to Canada! Any plans on doing so?
We are working on it :)
Do you change 9% fragrance to grams when pouring directly into pitcher after tearing the scale? What conversion do you use? Thanks for the video!
Hello! Yes=) I multiply the oz of wax that I'm using by 9% which is .09 to get the oz of fragrance I need=) always by weight!
Where did you buy the big wax melter?
This one I bought so long ago, send me an email and I can point you in the right direction.
When you poured your wax in your pot how much did you pour in it to the 9% fragrance
___Amount of OZ weight wax you need * 0.09 =___Oz weight of fragrance needed. You will have a very small amount of finished product left over but the formula will be 9% :) So for example if you need 16 oz weight of wax and 9% fragrance. 16*0.09=1.44 oz weight of fragrance needed.
I was under the impression that candles (& tarts) shouldn't be moved for at least 12hours for risk of bumping the jars etc and creating air bubbles or uneven wax. Is this not true?
I need a video on a formula or how to come up with one. I’m doing something wrong. I’ve purchased $1,000s of products from you all and in the instructions I go examples. I know I’m doing it right based on what I read on the paperwork but once I make my candles and let them sit. I light to smell. The candles don’t smell at all. They smell from the jar but when they burn 🔥 nothing 😭😭😭 I’m getting so discouraged. Please help.
Hi. Do you mean the equation for wax to f.oil ratio?
Hello Kierra please send me an email using the contact on the pro candle website. I would really like to help you out and get you on the right track. You will be much better served by email support than youtube comments :) This way we can work through all of the details together.
Is the ambient temp and humidity in your home consistent?
Are you waiting two weeks to cure?
I ordered from you guys and got my products and it didn't work out. I called and emailed you guys you never answered. I believe that's so unprofessional it's been over 2 weeks