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It's not actually called steel, even though it is. They call it tin. The metal is steel sheet dipped in tin for rustproofing, and the items made from it are tinware. (Which are made by tinsmiths.) Most tinware was large utilitarian goods like pitchers, buckets and dishes. Tinsmiths always had little scraps of metal when they made these. They couldn't afford to waste any metal, so they made small items like tin candle holders. It was also pointed out that steel doesn't melt or burn. True, but it wasn't the biggest concern--many people made candle holders from wood, which can burn.
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What date did the first Greeks start making pottery?
Around 600 BC, they Origionally used Clay as Candle Holders etc,
What are the materials used to make a candle?
Wax, wicks, pouring pots to melt all of your ingredients in. Fragrance oils, and dye blocks or liquid coloring that used to make candles. There are also big candle making equipment that you can purchase and use.
Are white candles the same as colored candles?
Yes white candles normally are not colored candles, it just the normal wax itself which gives the candle the white look because they wax itself used to make the candle are an off white or white color with no color added to the candle while it was being made, Although their are colors that can be used to color candles, the question is can white candles be scented? Yes! Just because the candle doesn't have a color the candle can be scented or unscented. Normally it will state when buying a candle if it's scented or not. White candles are the same as colored Candles.
What metals are used to make a stadium?
Steel and Aluminum would likely be very common in a Stadium's construction.
How do you make a candle with oil?
Depends on the candle I suppose. Way back in the old days, candles were made of beeswax. A wick would be dipped in hot beeswax repeatedly until the candle was of substantial size.Paraffin wax is used today. Please let me add a cotton wick that must pass all the way through so you have something to light. You can also add scented oils and wax colorants. If you want to get tricky, you can put brightly colored leaves and small decorative sticks in the candle. Beware of glass beads and marbles as the can explode if heated.Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/What_is_the_ingredients_in_a_candle#ixzz16jqN4Dwk
Why is tin used in candle holders?
Because plastic containers have a tendency to melt and catch fire.
Where can brass candle holders be purchased?
If someone is looking to purchase used or antique brass candle holders, eBay carries a large selection. The Brass Gallery carries newly made candle holders in many styles.
What are Lenox 1 34 inch dia bowls used for?
Candle holders probably.
Where can candles sconces be purchased online?
Candle sconces or candle wall holders can be purchased from a variety of places online. An individual may try Amazon for new sconces or Ebay for a wider range of new and used holders.
What do you call the glass saucers used to prevent candle wax from spilling?
Those are called candle drip trays or candle holders. They are designed to catch any dripping wax from the candle to prevent it from spilling onto surfaces.
What can be done with candle stubs?
Candle stubs can be repurposed in various creative ways. They can be melted down and combined with new wax to create new candles or used to make fire starters by mixing with sawdust or lint. Additionally, candle stubs can be used as a wax seal for letters or crafts, or even as a lubricant for squeaky hinges. Finally, they can also serve as a decorative element in homemade candle holders or centerpieces.
What date did the first Greeks start making pottery?
Around 600 BC, they Origionally used Clay as Candle Holders etc,
What is candle wax used for?
To make candles.
What other products made from pewter?
Pewter can be made into many different products such as Celtic jewellery, key chains, cutlery, candle holders, vases, lamps, salt and pepper shakers, bells, trophies, bowls, bear mugs, pendants, jewellery, goblets, photo frames, christening gifts, jugs, trays, plates and flasks.
What do you call a unity candle stand?
A unity candle stand is often referred to as a unity candle holder or unity candle set. It typically includes a central holder for a larger candle, symbolizing the couple's union, flanked by two smaller holders for taper candles representing individual lives. This setup is commonly used in wedding ceremonies to signify the joining of two families or individuals into one.
How can you repurpose Christmas centerpieces to decorate for Halloween?
Christmas centerpieces such as candles can be re-used at Halloween if they are neutral colors such as white. Also, crystal candle-holders can be used if you add other Halloween-type decorations with it.
How do you make sulphur candle?
To make a sulfur candle, you would typically mix powdered sulfur with a binding agent such as clay or other combustible material. The mixture is then molded into candle shapes and allowed to dry. When lit, the candle releases sulfur fumes used for fumigation purposes.
