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Old 10-10-2007, 06:29 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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Default Can I design something that will be useful while gardening?

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My big sigh was the last of my contributions but, although I'm flattered,
you didn't have to read it :-)

Mary


I have a passing interest in candles, so followed the debate. I make my
own occasionally from left over wax of commercial candles. The likes of
Ikea sell church candles with a too-small wick, so they burn and leave
wide walls of wax which have to be cut off periodically. So rather than
wasting the wax I make new ones, moulding them with kitchen foil
cardboard inners with a piece of string fixed between both ends. Works
well, provided the hot wax doesn't melt the selotape holding the ends in
and leak.
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