Will it melt the Cerepil blue wax well?
1339399
I bought the cerepil blue wax along with the satin smooth professional wax warmer last month. The cerepil blue wax does melt well with constant stirring.
1339400
I am not sure of this Cerepil blue wax at all. I can tell you that I figure it's like most melting wax machines, it should not be a problem. I feel like it would probably melt most of those sugar wax just fine. Hope this was of help for you.
1339401
I have not used that particular wax but it does work really well and melts the thick cream wax that i use.
337266
you may as well take a jar of vaseline petroleum jelly, mix with tsp chili pwdr, and rub that in, this will not do any better...........................
2092252
Yes...you can. make sure you press the strip on immediately though since the wax cools so fast.
572773
I have no ideal. I only use it to mix it with hair oils and apply it to my scalp. My daughter and I have never been burned by it.
1545215
Haven't tried but assume it to be the case. Its a thicker material. I say it wants to adhere to itself more than the paint. Hence I expect with a bit of heat it would pull off without harm. It wouldn't hurt to clean and wax first though.
1440958
No, the wax container is made of metal, might explode. In case you decide to proceed with using microwave for heating of this wax anyway, please record video of the process and post it on the product page ;)
1210484
No it won't ,I only use it once a month in my hot oil treatment. My edges have filled back in.
237756
I have not tried melting wax in the microwave, I'm not sure if it works, or damages the wax. Sorry, not sure if that would work.
1735939
Probably would from my experience, but you have to worry about heat. It melts easily.
27461
I mixed it with Bee's wax to use in potting guitar pickups. The Bee's wax has definitely got a lower melting point, but in order to get it all melted I believe it was at around 200f and took quite a while for to amount I was using to completely melt. Note, I didn't break it up into really small peices though, which would have sped things up.
778207
Yes! if you leave it in the car or in direct sun, it will melt. It won't melt completely at room temperature or in a warm room if you use something like beeswax to keep it solid, but I always tell my customers to make sure they don't leave them in the car in the summer. Or in their pocket.
2090080
Cirepil blue wax is quite thick and I don't see how you would thin it out enough to be able to filter for re-use. No way could it be ensured that fine hairs nor skin debris or other contaminants be completely removed. Even if I used only for myself (actually only use for hubby and myself) I would still consider the wax to be contaminated and would be apprehensive about reusing it. This is my personal opinion and YMMV (your mileage may vary).
523864
Only as well as any other kind of wax- which means it will wear out or the gouge pretty fast. It's claim to fame is to be auto temperature adjusting.
2230117
We used this for our Heath & Wellness fair and I plugged it in with brand new 'block' wax at 9am for our 11am fair. At 11:00am the wax was only partially melted. It wasn't completely melted until about 1:00pm. When reheating and refilling I've switched to wax 'beads' as they seem to clump less and take less time to melt completely.
106103
I don't know , I do not own a wax warmer but if you are going to do that be very careful because it heats up in very little time, you don't want to over heated and burn yourself. Best of luck
1215212
I don't believe that would work. The wax really does not have much color to it.
131873
Hey Scott, NO!, sorry for the big no but no. Do not get it anywhere near silicon lubricant as it will give the JH a melty feel. Not sure if melty is a word or not.