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Hexagon Jar  
« on: Jul 7th, 2005, 9:42pm »
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Hey everyone, I was curious if anyone knew what wick is best for EcoSoy wax in a 6oz Hexagon Jar. Also, can you use EcoSoy PB in the 4 oz or 6 oz Hexagon Jars? I know that there is an actual Ecosoy CB but I was curious if anyone has had success with using Ecosoy PB instead of CB in containers. Is there much of a difference between the two? I will probably get the CB when I do bigger jars and such but the the hex are pretty small so I thought thought PB may work. I'm still a newbie so sorry if I sound silly  Embarassed
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« Reply #1 on: Jul 7th, 2005, 9:54pm »
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Ecosoya PB is a pillar blend and CB is a container blend.  The pillar blend is made to release from the mold and the container blend is made to adhere to the container.  So no, the PB is not really suitable for containers, as it will most likely not adhere to the sides.
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Re: Hexagon Jar  
« Reply #2 on: Jul 8th, 2005, 3:23pm »
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cotton wick 51-32-18 works well in a 4oz and a 9 oz hex jar using ecosoya wax.
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