On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 17:44:29 +0200, Len Warner <
yahoo@...>
wrote:
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> Probably the cheapest and by far the most widely available source
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> is the "tea light" - they are used for food warmers, night lights and
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> aromatherapy burners, so you find bags of them in street markets
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> and discount stores everywhere. They even have a convenient little
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> metal pot in which to melt the wax and store the remainder
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Never heat them on a electric hotplate until the paraffin starts to boil
and then attempt to lift the tea light off with a pair of pliers. If you
spill some of the overheated paraffin the whole lot will ignite with a
HUGE flame. Don't ask how i know this!
You can melt them easily, just don't overdo it with the temperature and
let it boil.....
ST