what is a waxy candlestick holder? and how do u use it?
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Hi Patsy I don't know why a waxy candlestick holder is, but I bought the Panasonic vacuum. I lived 30 years i Japan and just reentered the U.S. I bought a cheap American vacuum called the Mighty Might. It was a total piece of junk; the parts fell off it and it did a poor job of cleaning. I missed my Japanese vacuum so much! I found ithe Panasonic on Craigslist, and it was cheaper than the worthless Mighty Mite(?) It is so well made and so much better than the other. I know a vacuum cleaner is a small thing, but when it comes to appliances, always go with the Japanese. I love it and even enjoy cleaning the house with it! Go for it. Elizabeth (boulder, Colorado)
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I don't know about an incense stick holder, since I don't have one. Also, these are meant to be used outdoors. I sometimes have used a mason jar and filled it with sand and that works well. Also, you could try filling these with pebbles. I am certain that would work, too.
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I purchased the heating unit which you just plug in and wait for it to melt. I don't have any other suggestions- I invested in the unit because I was scared of overheating the wax and burning myself. Good luck!
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You would need to use something to release the candles. It works very well for everything I have use it for.
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Depending on size of glass container and heat of bee's wax you can use a hot glue gun to tack down the wick. I'm assuming the candle will remain in glass container when lit. Otherwise you're stuck with metal tab. I don't recommend using any wick with an internal wire stiffener as the metal vapors go into the air. Okay for large open areas; not so good for small rooms. Hope this helps, a craft shop might have more ideas.
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Putting the correct amount of wax in the wax holder should prevent dripping. I have had no experience with the wax burning.
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concept is simple...there is a metal frame that pops into the center, and extends to the bottom; this holds the lantern open. You can either 'wire' a hanging candle (in a glass holder for what should be obvious reasons), or a light bulb, attached to a socket, or string lights, or LED lights, or whatever...
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Hi. I used a drink can tab and tied the wick around the tab and hot glued to bottom of container. The only problem I had was when I pored the wax the tab came loose. So the next time I let the wax cool a bit more and it stayed better. But im not sure how it will hold up when you burn the candle.
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I don't understand your question. I'm sorry. The wax string is the bookmark. You can tie a bead on the end of it.
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Yes. They come with small candles that will melt into the holders. I usetealights in tin in the holders all the time. That cuts down on the melted wax mess. Enjoy!
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As long as you don't use too much. It's a softer wax that say, beeswax candles. Experiment with it as you won't want it to stain your paper and weaken the binding.
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I didn't use it on a candle wax holder but I did on a spill I had on d floor and it didn't work even 1 %. So in my opinion this product doesn't work at cleaning wax at all.
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I didn't use anything for the tea lights, but for the rest I used 3 popsicle sticks to hold the wicks in the center and it worked really well. I didn't use any glue, if you pour the wax slow the wicks should stay in place then hold them in place with the sticks.
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Better with hanging latern cords. There isn't any place to put for ex. candle lights but i found this which could be used: Vakind 24x White LED Party Lights For Paper Lanterns Balloons Floral Decoration light. And similar products of course
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I don't use the lights in the holders. I use them like one would use little "tea" lights, for that is their size to me.
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No, sorry, the bottom is domed so to fit in a holder to melt scented wax. The wax won't spill. Try a petri dish, or a soap dish.
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it comes with a ratty little piece of metal holder that gets lost pretty quickly. but since I never use the entire coil at once, I generally break a piece off and for a homemade holder I take a small blob of some "candle putty" or "museum putty" and put the putty on a small metal or ceramic dish, then stick the broken piece of coil into that.