Candle Making Thermometer - Ideal Candle Making Supplies Tool for Candle Makers for Melting Soy and Paraffin Wax - 175 mm Stainless Steel Probe with Pan Clip Easy to Read Dial

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We do not want the wax to get overheated as this may change the chemical structure of the wax and affect both the candle's visual appearance and performance. Here's another incentive: if you add scent to your candles, you need to be sure that the temperature of the wax is not higher than the flash point of your fragrance oils. The Cosy Owl’s Craft making kits mean that crafting needn’t be a complex or daunting process as everything you need is provided.

Different types of wax have different melting and pouring temperatures, so it's important to use a thermometer that is calibrated for the type of wax being used. Fragrance Oils Our large range of scented oils, made from natural, essential sources, allow you to combine the warm glow of a flickering candle with the fresh scent of spring, the warming fragrance of autumn or the magical aroma of a winter’s night. Easy to use, the thermometer is easy to place in your wax, with a clear face to provide the temperature reading. Glitter is a mixture of reflective, microscopic particles that come in an extensive variety of shape, colour and size. The deep fry thermometer is made of a dial that displays the temperature and of a probe you dip into the wax.Wax Cosy Owl sources only the highest quality premium candle wax to ensure our products provide you with the perfect reliable materials to make your ideal candle. The long probe is easy to clean, and the shatterproof glass lens allows the thermometer to be long-lasting and dependable - precisely what you want when candle-making. A thermometer is a crucial tool in candle making because it ensures that the wax is heated to the correct temperature for pouring. Easy conversion between Celsius and Fahrenheit - not a must, but makes it easier for the beginner candle-maker to follow instructions and experiment if you have a thermometer that reads both scales simultaneously.

It would be helpful if you had a more reliable thermometer than a kitchen thermometer to get accurate readings when making candles. Soy wax is a particularly popular natural wax as its’ scent throw is far stronger than rapeseed waxes and is far less likely to trigger allergies than other forms of wax.If you want to add candle dye, the recommended wax temperature is 185 degrees Fahrenheit to ensure the dye dissolves appropriately.

This thermometer is about as easy to use as it gets- with only an on/off button, a button to change between Fahrenheit and Celsius, and a button to fold out the probe. Overall, a thermometer is a simple but essential tool in candle making that can help ensure that the finished candles are of high quality and perform well. We have a red zone that indicates that you need to be careful as you are in the higher temperature zone that may deteriorate the wax, a green zone for when to prepare for adding the dye and fragrance, and a yellow cooldown zone.

If you can and want to afford the investment, your first choice should be a digital infrared thermometer, lightning fast, precise and contactless. Each of our fragrances are available in 6 sizes – 10ml, 50ml, 100ml, 250ml, 500ml and 1litre Bottles. Other thermometer types that can be used for candle making is a digital thermometer or a infrared thermometer.

From simple first-time kits to tailor-made scent packages, our Craft making kits are the perfect stepping stone into a hobby that is both enjoyable and productive, allowing you to create your own ideal Candles, Soaps, Diffusers and Wax Melts.Most models available on the market offer a double temperature reading, in Celsius and Fahrenheit degrees, which can be very practical if you follow tutorials written or video'ed by a foreign candlemaker. It will easily help you monitor temperature throughout your candle and wax melt-making process, a key success factor for making high-performing and beautiful home fragrance products.