how many oz. fits in Satin Smooth wax warmer
56735
It holds the 14 oz satin smooth wax containers. All you had to do was look at the wax you can buy for it to figure that out
23725
It's between 8-10 oz. It's very thick so it doesn't hold a lot, but it keeps liquid warm for awhile.
2172221
The bottles sizes are:Compound (15.2 Fluid Oz.)Polish (16 Fluid Oz.)Wax (16 Fluid Oz.
540244
Temperature Settings: * Sugar (low): 104 degrees Fahrenheit + or - 10 degrees * Paraffin (medium): 167 degrees Fahrenheit + or - 6 degrees * Wax: 221 degrees Fahrenheit + or - 4 degrees * High: 259 degrees Fahrenheit + or - 3 degrees and the diameter is only 3.75"!!!!!!!!
1086986
You have to get a wax tin to put in the warmer. Do not put wax directly into 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.
1865026
Three and one-half inches (I measured with a ruler). I have MS and can comfortably put 9 ounces in. Someone more steady may get 10 ounces.
2256660
It wasn't thick enough, but I don't recall the dimensions. I ended up buying a Sani Seal Waxless which worked perfectly. No more wax for me!
2110793
I bought the Salon Sundry Portable Electronic Hair Removal Hot Wax Warmer, it was $15.88 and fits like a glove.
669309
I've made candles twice and each time used a variety of jars I had on hand - I prefer the 8 to 16 oz jars for this purpose and end up with 6-8 candles. They burn nicely.
683520
I did invest in the little Parissa wax warmer and I love it. It heats the wax evenly within 30 minutes, and it brings the wax to the right consistency. I have used the little pan of wax placed in another pan over low heat, but I found it gets messy and I got wax in the other pan. Much easier to do the wax warmer. So convenient. Good luck!
417753
The only thing this device does is heat up like a stove, so you should be able to use any brand of wax that melts in a suitably sized container. As long as you have a 400g tin (which many waxes are already sold in), you can sit the tin inside of the warmer and you're all set. In fact, I plan on keeping the tin that my wax came in, and purchasing whatever kind of wax refills I want. The fit was a bit snug but it worked like a charm.
305119
I would say its a 14 oz warmer , its pretty big to be a 8 oz .... I just love it.
1247082
I bought a 14.11oz container and it fits perfectly. So a 10 oz would fit most likely since its smaller...but idk how fast and evenly it would heat up.
852487
It is 4"H x 2 3/4"W. It is 5/8" thick in the middle of the warmer and tapers down to slightly more than 1/4" thick at the edges. I purchased a hand warmer last year, this last purchase was for my son for a Christmas gift.
1005365
I've not worked with paraffin wax so I cannot make a comparison to that....but with this wax, I have used a large mason jar (standard quart sized - about 4" x 6") 3 times now. On average I seem to get a little more than 3 days burn. Burning straight through. So I would guess that it is at least close to the same. However typically I use a 12 oz candy jar (about 3"x3") for my candles and that gives about 30 hours +/- 2 hours I'd say.
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I used it in a wax melt warmer, but dont add water to make it last longer. it starts to snap, crackle and pop