Can you use a pillar electric candle in this?
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Also. The glass is 8" tall. You could get away with a 6" tall electric pillar but I think 5" or even a little shorter would put the light at a better height within the glass.
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If by electric, you mean corded then the answer is "no" as there is no way to run a cord from inside to outside the holder. If you mean battery-operated, then "yes," if the entire pillar candle (no glass, just candle) with straight---not tapered---diameter is no larger than 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 inches maximum and no more than 5 inches tall to be able to burn within the mosaic shade. Just shop around and find these dimensions and you will be very happy with your purchase. I have received many compliments on mine which I used to cover an old phone jack outlet on my kitchen wall. The only problem is that after 45 years of having a telephone there, I keep going to "answer the candle" every time the phone rings!! If by electric, you mean corded then the answer is "no" as there is no way to run a cord from inside to outside the holder. If you mean battery-operated, then "yes," if the entire pillar candle (no glass, just candle) with straight---not tapered---diameter is no larger than 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 inches maximum and no more than 5 inches tall to be able to burn within the mosaic shade. Just shop around and find these dimensions and you will be very happy with your purchase. I have received many compliments on mine which I used to cover an old phone jack outlet on my kitchen wall.... » Read More If by electric, you mean corded then the answer is "no" as there is no way to run a cord from inside to outside the holder. If you mean battery-operated, then "yes," if the entire pillar candle (no glass, just candle) with straight---not tapered---diameter is no larger than 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 inches maximum and no more than 5 inches tall to be able to burn within the mosaic shade. Just shop around and find these dimensions and you will be very happy with your purchase. I have received many compliments on mine which I used to cover an old phone jack outlet on my kitchen wall. The only problem is that after 45 years of having a telephone there, I keep going to "answer the candle" every time the phone rings!! « Show Less
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Yes. I use it in mine. It's pretty concentrated and it works well. There is not a strong scent. Which I actually like a scent, so that would be a bit of a complaint for me.
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No...there's an on and off switch on the bottom so the remote only works for the ones that are switched on but it will do the same to all the candles
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As far as I know, you can use any essential oils for candle making, I found this WikiHow article: http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Candle-With-Essential-Oils
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I don't think so because the mold is very thin and deep and not flexible. It's hard plastic so it would probably be hard to get the wax out. I have to admit I'm wildly curious as to why you'd want a candle in the shape of a popsicle! But I think I would look for something made of silicone so you'd have some flexibility to it to get the wax out after out was hard.
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For a strong scent like you would expect from a store-bought candle, at least a quarter of a bottle for a 3x9 pillar. You can break it down by that metric.
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I think your best bet is a real candle for that. These things stay very cool to the touch.
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I believe you can. My lights are small & shaped like candles that I picked up at Home Depot
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My experience is limited in candle making but I believe it would be too big.
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I don't see why not, I use it in my scentsy pot, heated aroma plug in, and witchhazel. Pretty safe I think ;)
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You would need to use something to release the candles. It works very well for everything I have use it for.
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Be sure that you candle is designed to work with a remote. Not all of my candles work with the remote. Good luck.
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Yes...It would work fine. I use my warmer for candles only...They are each made of glass.
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You can use a 1/2" wick, it will still work, just a slightly smaller flame and a few less candlepower.
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This wax is meant for making container candles and not pillars. This is because the wax is soft and flows when the candle is burning, if left outside a container it'll spill everywhere and make a mess. For pillars, try paraffin or palm wax, or some other pillar blend wax.
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I haven't tried to use the remote with a different candle but, I believe that the same remote would work.
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Yes, this candle is remote ready. In fact, this is the case with all Luminara pillar candles.