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Wed, 21 Oct 1998 08:00:13 -0700
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Wax honey water ?
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Andrew & Tiffany Dubas <[log in to unmask]>
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Would it be easier when rendering cappings that have honey on them to put
water in the double boiler with the cappings ? because on has said that if
you boil beeswax in water for 10 minutes it makes the candle dripless. well
we did boil wax and water together not on a double boiler and had a fire.
lucky we had a fire extinguisher to kill the flames. would the same
principle work if it was in the double boiler ? anyone ? because in a double
boiler the temp. in not hot enough to boil. ?
 
thanks
 
Andrew

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