Wax for Tart Burners

RE: Wax for Tart Burners Post by katieandjeffy (82) | (03/10/2006) Contact I always have leftover wax in my candle jars from burning candles, so I take the wax from them...pop it in the freezer to release the wax, sometime it needs cut in half...re-melt the wax and add some flavoring...it is a great way to reuse the left over wax and you'd be surprised how much you really waste...lol. I just pour it in regular cookie tart pans (not the ones i bake with) and then I have the perfect sized tarts. It is fun and easy. RE: Wax for Tart Burners Post By gidget (Guest Post) (08/16/2005) Gee, kids, I must be dense. I read "Peggy Z"'s post on what tart burners are, namely scented wax warmers and saw the picture of cute wax fruits. Can you also put in a fresh piece of fruit and warm it in the tart burner? Now ~ back to the beach! RE: Wax for Tart Burners Post By gidget (Guest Post) (08/16/2005) Could you explain what "tart burners" are, please? RE: Wax for Tart Burners Post by Peggy Z (5) | (07/07/2005) Contact Using votive candles for tart burners will work, but because of flashpoint levels votive candles don't have as much fragrance oil in them as melting tarts. When I make tarts I overscent them because I know there won't be any flame involved. For the people that don't know what a tart burner is, it's like a potpourri burner except it's for scented wax. I use a mug warmer and an old mug. I made fruit scented wax in fruit shapes that I put in a bowl beside my warmer and every once in a while I toss a piece of fruit in the warmer. I have a puppy at my house and using the warmer means I don't have to worry about him bumping into the table and knocking over a lit candle. So I get the benefit of the candle without the flame. RE: Wax for Tart Burners Post By wendee (Guest Post) (07/05/2005) me, too...what IS a tart burner? RE: Wax for Tart Burners Post By Jeneene (Guest Post) (07/05/2005) What is a tart burner?