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Crockpot used for Paraffin?? - 7/12/2005 10:02:21 AM

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i'm just curious if a small crockpot could be used to melt paraffin? Those Paraffin baths are so expensive.

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RE: Crockpot used for Paraffin?? - 7/12/2005 12:26:39 PM

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I've seen them used for colored paraffin when it was needed in small amounts...I imagine you have to be very mindful fo the temperature with a crockpot though. E-bay sometimes has very cheap new paraffin baths. Hope you find what you're looking for.

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RE: Crockpot used for Paraffin?? - 7/12/2005 12:52:04 PM

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Crockpots are awesome for wax play. The general mixture I use is two large "religious" wax candles and two blocks of paraffin melted together.

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RE: Crockpot used for Paraffin?? - 7/12/2005 6:54:27 PM

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I have no idea...

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RE: Crockpot used for Paraffin?? - 7/12/2005 8:46:59 PM

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If you are dealing with paraffin then you are a real wax lover. I have found that very very few can take paraffin. Most take a combination of different types of wax which decreases the amount of heat to the skin. But if you crave the heat of paraffin then a crockpot is an ideal method to hold an nice quantity of wax. Just go easy on the amounts applied.

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RE: Crockpot used for Paraffin?? - 7/12/2005 9:57:19 PM

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ORIGINAL: EmeraldSlave2

Crockpots are awesome for wax play. The general mixture I use is two large "religious" wax candles and two blocks of paraffin melted together.

cool beans...thanks Emerald!

off i go to invest in a crockpot...wooohoo

oh and some religious wax candles too!

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RE: Crockpot used for Paraffin?? - 7/12/2005 11:30:43 PM

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oh and some religious wax candles too!

Did anyone else get the image of a miniature church filled with candles for the congregation? I think I better go to bed.

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RE: Crockpot used for Paraffin?? - 7/13/2005 4:36:54 AM

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I imagine you have to be very mindful fo the temperature with a crockpot though.

The temperature range on most crock pots varies greatly and some can cause some very serious burns. Paraffin baths are a much safer alternative and they generally cost much LESS than a crock pot. I paid less than 10 dollars for mine from a large drug store chain. I would be extremely cautious with the use of a crock pot and would want to have a thermometer handy to check the temperature of the wax.

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RE: Crockpot used for Paraffin?? - 7/17/2005 9:08:49 PM

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For the religious candles I stick them on the stove in a pot of boiling water. Melts it quicker.

I also use the crock pot for the paraffin wax... I love it...

Does anyone have any wax play pictures?

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RE: Crockpot used for Paraffin?? - 7/18/2005 7:04:06 AM

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I agree with Mistress Selene. I and my friends always use the religious candle in a water bath to melt them. Also, we use paraffin as a base before we use all those beautiful colors of wax poured all over..I have seen the small crock pots used but personally, I prefer the other..

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