8.5oz Italy Glass Tumbler 250ml

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Size	About 7.6 cm in diameter, about 9.2 cm in height
Material	Glass
Capacity	8.5oz, approximately 180 grams of wax required
Recommended Wicks	Smokeless/white cotton wick #4, wooden wick L
Burning time	Approx. 40-45 hours (based on using soy wax and cotton wool)
Characteristic	- If the thickness of the glass bottom appears to be skewed to one side, this is a fluid part of the manufacturing process and is not a product defect. - The glass is of high quality and should be rinsed once in lukewarm water before use, then dried before use. - To improve label adhesion, we recommend wiping the surface of the container with a wet wipe, then letting it dry completely before applying the label.

1pc 1.92 (USD)
6pcs 11.08 (USD)
56pcs/Box 94.77 (USD)
1120pcs/Pallet 1,611.08 (USD)

Price 1.92 (USD)

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8.5oz Italy Glass Tumbler 250ml

This candle glass allows you to create elegant and sophisticated candles.
Made in Italy, it is a high-quality product featuring smooth, clear glass.

We recommend this to anyone looking for
a high-quality glass container with exceptional attention to detail.

Point 1. Product Composition

This 8.5oz Italy Glass Tumbler features a diameter of about 7.6 cm and a height of about 9.2 cm.

Point 2. The difference in details

Compared to glass containers made in China, Italy glass tumbler is characterized by its thin yet sturdy construction.
The base is thinner and more transparent, with a smooth, rounded shape and a luxurious finish.

Point 3. Compare equal capacity glasses

Even containers labeled with the same capacity may vary depending on the region of manufacture and color.
The thickness of the glass base and the glass itself may differ, so please check the finish, transparency, and color before purchasing.

Point 4. Compare container sizes

Compare and check the sizes and proportions of the Italy Glass line.
The Italy Glass series is available in sizes ranging from 3oz—a popular choice for sample sets—to 7oz, 8.5oz, 9oz, and 20oz.

8.5oz Italy Glass Tumbler 250ml

Size	About 7.6 cm in diameter, about 9.2 cm in height
Material	Glass
Capacity	8.5oz, approximately 180 grams of wax required
Recommended Wicks	Smokeless/white cotton wick #4, wooden wick L
Burning time	Approx. 40-45 hours (based on using soy wax and cotton wool)
Characteristic	- If the thickness of the glass bottom appears to be skewed to one side, this is a fluid part of the manufacturing process and is not a product defect. - The glass is of high quality and should be rinsed once in lukewarm water before use, then dried before use. - To improve label adhesion, we recommend wiping the surface of the container with a wet wipe, then letting it dry completely before applying the label.

How to Create a Container Candle

make 1. Measuring wax

Decide on a container to make your candle in and measure out your wax.
(In the photo, we measured out about 140 grams of wax based on a 7 oz container.)

make 2. Melting the wax

Use an electric appliance to melt the wax. Melt the wax over medium heat or on a hotplate, depending on your situation.

make 3.Organize containers

While the wax is melting, wash the prepared container with warm water, dry it off, and use a paper towel to remove any dust from the inside once more.

make 4. Securing the wick

Use a wick tab sticker to secure the wick tab to the center of the bottom of the container.

make 5. Measure fragrance oils

Fragrance oils are measured at approximately 10% when making container candles. Based on 140 grams of wax, add 14 grams. Add the fragrance oil between 55 and 60 degrees below the temperature of the wax. (You can add it at higher temperatures, but this is to maximize the fragrance oil's aroma without breaking the fragrance. You can adjust the ratio to be less or more than the standard depending on the volatility, heat resistance, and viscosity of the fragrance, and you should adjust the mixing temperature to match the characteristics of each wax).

make 6. Mixing fragrance oils

Stir thoroughly for 1 minute to combine the fragrance oil and wax. Stir at a steady pace, preferably in a figure eight pattern, as stirring too fast can cause air bubbles.

make 7. Pour into a container

Pour the wax into a container between 55 and 60 degrees. Pour with about 1 centimeter of headspace from the top.

make 8. Secondary Pour

When the candle is properly hardened, you may notice indentations or an uneven surface along the wick's circumference. Poke around the wick to release any air bubbles that may have formed inside and pour out the remaining wax at about 60 degrees.

(The heat of the wax will melt the surface and allow you to work evenly).

make 9. Organize the wick

After the candle has completely hardened, trim the wick from the wax, leaving a length of 3-4 mm. (Longer wicks will cause sooting when burning, so always keep the wick length at 3-4 mm, even after use).