SAEUYVBWax Melter for Candle Making,Candle Melting Pot,Candle Wax Melter,Multifunctional Wax Melting Tool with LED Temperature Display

It's a very compact, very easy to use wax melting device that does a decent job. My partner and I wanted to dip our toes into the candle making hobby and it has been an almost essential tool for us to do so. It heats up to any temperature up to the max of 257 °F (125 °C) and can hold at that temperature without any issues. If I had to list any problems, I would mention that it is very small, meaning if you're making candles you can really only do one at a time however for jobs where you don't need or want to add color or fragrance, I imagine you would be able to keep the pot topped off with wax as you work on your project.

I purchased this to wax seal bottles and I couldn't be happier. It takes a little bit of time to get a pot of beads melted but it melted to a consistent smooth liquid state without overheating. It is very user-friendly and the removable inner pot makes it easy to clean.

The media could not be loaded. I love it does it's job easy to use and quick to melt the wax when you put it 219 F° or higher I do 229 F° to melt faster comes two sets of gloves a tiny basket which is cute and doesn't tilt over while you are using the bucket I love it will recommend my friends it's very safe to use and I have a cat and doesn't bother him very quiet as well don't mind the mess.

Bought this to try hot waxing my bike chains; specifically because of the digital temperature control, removable wax pot, and low price. I haven't verified the temp displayed on the thermostat vs. the actual temp of the wax because I don't need it to be super precise.I've used it about a half-dozen times so far, and I have no complaints. It heats up, keeps the wax liquid, fits a bike chain in the pot, and was extremely affordable. I'd definitely buy this again as long as the price stays close to $20.

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As a child, it was my job to saw wedges of cheese off the big wheel when another was needed. Then I resealed surface with wax that my mom (CAREFULLY) had ready for me.OK. Long thermometer, steel pot in a bigger water pot... No TV back then, so ... OK.This is way more convenient to WAX cheese rather than cling plastic which never quite gets a perfect seal (and mold forms & trimming wastes good expensive cheeses). Small size and temp control. No cleanup. How nice that is.Time to go to the docks and see if another wheel of Reggiano has come in...

I'm having two problems that make me not recommend this for candle making. 1) I don't feel my pot is making good contact with the base. I know what temperature my wax is supposed to melt at and nothing melts unless it is at the max setting which is really dangerous. 2) The removable pot is very poorly designed with a handle that is hard to grab without burning yourself of the edge of the pot and NO SPOUT. I should have looked more closely at the pictures. Not having a spout means if you pour from the pot you'll have wax dripping down around the sides. Bonus #3) the edges of the inner pot are not rolled so they can cut you. It might work well to keep wax warm for paraffin hand therapy or waxing or for melting glue for flower arranging, where you have the material sitting in the pot pretty much all the time and just want to keep it warm.

Just what I needed for melting multiple types of wax. Works well. Auto shut off. I'm Impressed and pleased.