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Oh Michele, thank you very much for all of that! And for your tips on

candle making! Hope this helped you in anyway with the shipping

prices! )))

 

And thanks to you too, Chris, for passing the message to Michele!

 

Hugs for both!

 

Lena

 

 

the_oil_co-op , " MB " <mbrantner@s...> wrote:

> Hi Lena!

> I think you have my e-mail addy spelled incorrectly. (you're

missing an

> " n " ) It's mbrantner@s... You don't owe me anything for the wicks,

> it's not enough money to bother with. I buy it in 100 yard spools.

As for

> what wick to use when, You use the smaller size for the smaller

candles and

> the rule of thumb is the smallest size is for candles 1-2 "

diameter, then

> increase the wick size for each 2 " in diameter of the candle. The

metal

> core wick is usually for container candles such as candles in jars

or

> votives. The non metal core wick is usually for free standing

candles like

> pillars or tapers. Hope this helps! Oh, and a good web site for

candles is

> www.about.com. Search for candles. The guy there has a good site

on how to

> make candles.

> Smiles!

> Michele

> ----------

> > " Lena " <black__cat@i...>

> >the_oil_co-op

> >[the_oil_co-op] Chris, let me see if I get this...

> >Thu, Sep 28, 2000, 3:49

> >

>

> >We shoul add what we need for october order just the fastest we

can.

> >When you will need the money? Also, do you have yourself those

items

> >you just added to the database, like coconut oil, rose mosqueta,

etc,

> >etc, or you'll have to order them for us? If so, wouldn't it be

great

> >if we could order the biggest sizes so that it would become

cheaper?

> >Am I thinking right?

> >

> >

> >Lena

> >

> >P.S you really must had a hard time updating all the sutff at the

> >database, thanks!!! )

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >