Shipping Candles in the Summer | My HOT Car Melted A Candle! | Candle Experiment

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So I wanted to see if my car got hot enough to met a candle... This is an unofficial one-off experiment but watch the video to see the results!
At the end I talk about a few best practices for shipping candles during the summer and heat waves. I hope y'all enjoyed this video!
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23 июл 2020

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@Machenziethemodel 3 года назад

Your never going to completely stop the wax from melting. Most you can use or ice packs but if it takes 3-4 days for it to ship the ice pack will me be melts by then. Unless you use an ice pack plus foil package along with packing peanuts. I use to work at medical supply warehouse so packaging peanuts work well or packaging paper. There’s also styrofoam. Would just have to add those extra cost into your candle. To get a true test pack everything in the box as if your to ship, let it set in the car and then go back to get it. Hopes this helps.

@chameleon6933 3 года назад

I use the uline ice packs so far so good. I also switched to Monday-Wednesday shipping for the Summer.

@flawlesslyyu5473 3 года назад

I use insulated bubble wrap. Works perfect. Amazon.

@teevileye 3 года назад

Thank you!!

@nikitakostjukoff5109 3 года назад

Thank you for this video!! I live in Florida and as a small business owner that sells candles and soap, I am SO worried.....

@mizzstarr510 3 года назад

Wow!! Do you think if it was like 67 degrees outside, would the candle still melt ?

@yamitaruz2726 3 года назад

Hi would you mind sharing which type of wax you used as an experiment inside your car? Was is it pure soy? Or a mix of beeswax & soy?

@ShesMakingaHome 3 года назад

Hi! I can't believe I forgot to mention it! I used 100% soy GB 464 which is a softer wax and has a pretty low melt point. Beeswax I believe is harder and has a higher melting point. It would be interesting to try this out again with beeswax!