Pure Beeswax (bees wax) - 3" x 6" cylinder pillar candle

Description: Item: Large Pillar Burn Time: 115 hours Weight: 16.0 oz. (Wholesale pricing is available -- contact me for details) Why Beeswax...? Why Beeswax Candles are the best to burn: Beeswax candles contain no lead, benzene, stearic acid or other chemicals found in many other candles Beeswax candles burn cleaner than other candles Beeswax produce virtually no soot Beeswax taper candles are dripless in draft free areas beeswax candles emit a much stronger and brighter light than other candles Beeswax is a renewable resource Beeswax candles have a natural aroma and honey scent Beeswax candles can be burned by those with allergies Beeswax candles can be used by those who are sensitive to strong chemical scents Beeswax candles support local beekeepers Beeswax candles are created out of beeswax produced by bees in the USA Pure beeswax candles actually clean the air as they burn, emitting negative ions which remove dust, pollen, smoke, pet dander and even germs from the air, helping to alleviate many asthma and allergy symptoms Beeswax candles have a considerably higher melting point than conventional paraffin wax candles, which allows them to burn up to 70% longer Beeswax evaporates like water as it burns. These candles won't drip or burn down the center The many uses of beeswax: · Thread Conditioning: Run your thread through a piece of beeswax then smooth the thread to remove excess beeswax. The purpose of doing this is to both make the thread stronger and to reduce its tendency to tangle. This is perfect for any hand sewing, beading, quilting, etc. · Bow String: All bows (recurve, compound, etc.) benefit from regular applications of beeswax. The tackiness of beeswax helps hold the strings together and give them strength, as well as providing a more secure draw grip. · Soap: Use approximately 2 tablespoons of beeswax per pound of soap with your other oils or as a superfatting agent. Make a 'milk and honey' soap for a delectable scent using both beeswax and a bit of honey, or just appreciate the properties of beeswax in any fine handmade soap. · Cosmetics: Beeswax combines with other nourishing oils to make the finest quality salves, lotions, lip balms, etc. Substitute beeswax in all recipes calling for paraffin or other petroleum-based ingredients. · Water Proofing: This is the oldest known substance used throughout history to waterproof everything from wood to cloth. Work it into the threads, wood, or fabric and remove excess. · Furniture Polish: Beeswax and lemon is the ultimate fine furniture polish, and one of the reasons we have so many wood furniture treasures hundreds of years old. · ...and many, many more uses... On Dec-11-07 at 17:56:11 PST, seller added the following information:

Price: 17 USD

Location: Lancaster, Pennsylvania

End Time: 2024-12-30T22:05:27.000Z

Shipping Cost: 8.75 USD