Subscriber Candle Reviews (Ep. 19) | Candle Legacies | Testing Candles (Hot throw, wicking, soot)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- #BlackTieBarn #CandleReviews #CandleTesting
In this review, I discuss and test candles scent in by Subscriber and fellow candle company "Candle Legacies". And we go into a bit of wicking theory when it comes to this particular wax type. We discuss the wax, fragrance, labels, etc. And, of course test the candles for wicking and performance.
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Thanks for watching! Supporting AND learning from one another is amazing! cant Wait for more!
I'd love just for fun. I know u don't do silicone moulds but I'd love to just see u try it for the first time just so I can see your thought process when considering what you'd need and how you would start factoring in your list what you would expect/possible as the outcome before adding something to your store. Shake the channel up a bit for fun and help me too of course haha
@@sunnhi are you referring to molds for candles or melts? I definitely plan to add more variety at some point. Once I catch up. I am so far behind. Lol
I really enjoy this series. I hope when I gain a little more confidence in my skills I can send you some to review. I have a lot to learn and a long way to go since I’m hand making my vessels too. I’ve got that part down. It’s the candle part I need to work on! Your videos are extremely helpful
❤️ thank you. Sounds like a plan
I get really excited for these videos 🙂 Even though they’re not my candles, your feedback is helpful for my own candle making and I really love seeing everyone’s creativity 💙
Great! Thank so much!
Great video... Glad to see you back! :)
Thanks Joelle! I have plenty coming. ;)
I love these videos. Hope to some day send you one of mine before launching them 😊
Love this ! that honeycomb warp though triggers my trypophobia! I had to ff past that part’
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I LOVE these videos. I aspire to be one you review one day. This has been super helpful to see.
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Love these videos 😍 I wish and hope one day I can finally wick my candles right so I can send you mine to review 🥺
No problem. I'm not going anywhere. ;)
That vessel! Good presentation. Ppl will buy these candles for gifts AND for themselves. I’m dazzled
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The fragrances sound great, love the outdoor nature a seaside ones the best!
agreed!
So glad to have found you! This is awesome!!!! 😍😍😍😍
❤ thanks so much Chassidy!
I really love watching you do reviews! I've learned so much from you and thank you
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I appreciate it. Chris’s candles are in the beginning stages of making a candle. I can’t wait until you get to my review. 😊
For sure!
Thanks for taking the time to do this...
Sure!
Gorgeous candles!! 🖤 Thanks for the video. I’ve been feigning for one 😆
😁 me too!
I love these vids. I have the same vessels & will be using wooden wicks.
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Nice to see you back.
Thanks Alison. Lots more coming as I catch back up. :)
Great to see you back on YT! Been having BTB video withdrawals!
Haha! So was I. It was a rough couple weeks. I have tons coming though. ;)
another great review wade!!! I will send you one of mine once i perfected my recipe.
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Another Great review! I love everyone of your videos!
Thanks so much Don!
@@BlackTieBarn Np:) I always tell ppl about you lol:) I don't know if it's rude to ask but I sent my candles in a while ago would you know how many people are in front of me still I'm sorry me and my wife are just so excited to hear your feedback:)
@@donmichaelscandleco.7612 I appreciate that!
Those may be dream vessels... they have some similar jars to wooden wick? LOVE the iridescent jar!
Oh you may be right!!!
Nice jars. You didn't say how many hours burn. I don't really like these jars for candles i use to use it but stop after a gizzlian testing it seems like the material use to make the jars double the heat while burning. If people choice to use this jar i would recommend using 464 golden wax or mix the blended soy/coconut. I would use a woodwick one instead of other wicks. If you have overload fragrance this may contribute to sooting to that degree, as we know sooting happens in all candles. Am happy i found your channel this is perfect for the holiday binge watching thank you so much for sharing. I notice the candle for the ocean fragrance soot way more than the coffee, am guessing ingredients may also play a part in sooting
Hey, I agree double wicking can make jar too hot if wicked too large. I also agree using waxes that don't burn too hit will help as well. The biggest reason why one of these candles soot more than the other was a) wick placement and power burn. But both were a tad overwicked I think contributing to most of the soot issues
@@BlackTieBarn Great information, i have to retest all the fragrance i purchase from a company, i usually buy from new owners and the fo obb is super weak. I hope you make a video on fragrances and how often testing is required.
Beautiful candle holders. It would be nice to know from where. Great reviews. Great job to both of you!
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You are the best. 👍
Ty! ;)
Hi! I would love to send you some candles once I do another month or two or testing!
Hi Wade…I Love your channel! Question…I’m testing a trying to refine my candles…so, starting out with the wick guide with candle science, it suggests that I use an ECO 8 for the size vessel I’m using and wax type (IGI 6006) but I’m getting a lot of soot I think 😖🫢 thinking that I need to wick down…I don’t think that there is an ECO 6, or is it?? 🤯 What would be your recommendation??
Thank you. There is an eco 6, yes. But I don't like eco with 6006.... never have. I think candle science recommends it because it's the beta of the wicks they sell... which is debatable. I prefer premier 700 or zinc wicks for 6006. The htp or lx before eco
Great video! I would really love to send you a couple of my candles for review. I'm primarily a soapmaker but started making candles about 8 months ago. Please let me know when your load gets a little lighter.
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Hey Wade! The Instagram link in your video description doesn’t work. Just wanted to let you know.
P.S. This video was entertaining to watch. Thanks for sharing ☺️🕯
Ahh bummer. Thanks for letting me know Gina. Not sure what happened. ;)
I would like to send a candle callled Woodstock ! Just in case you need more - thanks !
Shoot me an email to youtube@blacktiebarn.com. :)
I'm wondering whether lowering the percentage of fragrance oil could help with less sooting and angry flame too? Not just wick size? Great video by the way. Thank you.
Hey Tammy! It certainly could!
Ecos are way too big for me most of the time but if I have a fragrance eating my wick up and I've tried everything else they sometimes work well as a eco 2 double wicked in those sized jars. I use a natural coconut wax blend. Just started testing with CDNs. I don't use anything to center just the wick holders... I tried a 3 wick for my first time and OH MY I had no idea how to hold them up... used a bunch of rubber bands and worked well but definitely need a better option.. so many wick setters seem specific to the jar if using a big jar.
❤ yup, same experience for me. Ecos work wellwhen you need a little more "umph" Lol
@@BlackTieBarn Exactly 😄
Can someone tell me a Tin size and Wick size that goes well with eachother please!? I'm going to be using a coconut soy wax. I'm new to candle making. I've done research but I really can't figure out wicks for the life of me! Lol
I’m a fresh air out doorsy type of gal
I hear ya. I am too... but I hate running into lame weather. Ha!
Hello hello. I have something to ask you. I have a 9 oz. Jar, the diameter is 3 inches. I will use 6006 wax. What type of wooden wick may i use? And are the amazon wooden wicks good? Thanks.
Hey Marisol. I would personally avoid woodwicks from anywhere other than the woodenwick co. Couple reasons for that. They own the patent for wood wicks (at least in the U.S.), not sure outside the U.S. But also, with amazon you just dont know what you are getting with your materials. Who made it, what are the actual specs? I would worry about consistency with your materials. But that is just my preference. As far as your question about what wooden wick to use for that jar. I really don't know. I dont use wooden wicks in ay jars that small/narrow. It might be a challenge. Id probably start with a .02 or .03 and a 1/4 - 1/2" width. But that is just a guess. WoodenWickCo might help better with that question.
@@BlackTieBarn thank you. You're the best!
Hi wade, what is the maximum heat for a jar before it’s a hazard? I also used to use Eco 2’s and they burned so hot and smoked too much. Now I never want to double wick again because I’m a bit afraid of the outcome .
Eco have a problem with smoke and soot in general. Normally double wicking helps minimize smoke and soot because you are using smaller wicks. The problems with eco is that they are so large and hot even in smaller sizes.
As far as jar temp. Try to keep outside temp from getting over 170
Wade ~ how do you perform testing on others candles? Do you do it in 4 hour intervals?
Both. I do 3-4 hours burns and then a longer burn mixed somewhere usually as well
@@BlackTieBarn would you mind maybe explaining your testing process in the next test candle video? At least maybe the intervals for that specific test/video? The melt pools from this video looked great and I was just curious how long you had been burning the candle in these videos. I also use the WW aura vessels so this video really caught my eye!
@@MushroomAngel For sure! Also planning a subscriber candle review marathon which will be fun. :)
How hot is too hot for the outside of the jar at the end of a 4 hour burn Wade?
Try to keep at 170 or lower.
How can we get more information on sending you candles for review? Thanks!
Hey Valerie. Send me an email to youtube@blacktiebarn.com
@@BlackTieBarn Great! Thanks just did =)
Hi! I would like to send my candles for review :)
Send me an email to youtube@blacktiebarn.com
@@BlackTieBarn Thanks! Will do!
I don't like the plain labels on the elegant jars.
Preference
will you review my candle?
shoot me an email