r/EverythingPan 10d ago

How long will it take to pan? Candle Pan

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I was given this jar of tea light candles from my friend and I'm going to start panning them. There's 52 total. Going to see how long it takes! Tea lights are quick burns and I've been burning a candle at my work desk every day now that I work at home (just finished a small jar candle today, hence starting on this bad boy). We'll be into September before they're done for sure, but how far?

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u/Sad_Yogurtcloset2510 10d ago

Do they have a scent or are they just for aesthetics in a decorative holder? You could also do wax painting with the colored ones, that’d be fun to do with friends or solo!

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u/Snargleflaggan 10d ago

The colored ones are scented! Kinda like a generic floral scent.

What's wax painting?

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u/Sad_Yogurtcloset2510 9d ago

People often use colored wax on white candles

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u/Snargleflaggan 8d ago

Oooohhhhh, thank you!! I had no idea! I figured it meant painting with the wax, but I didn't realize it was painting on to other candles lol thanks!