notes.txt

cdn-3 
cdn-4
cdn-5
cdn-6


Experiments:
  in app? or maybe just better as a separate blog

fragrance add temperatures and how it affects cold throw/hot throw
fragrance load and how it affects hot and cold throw

different size of candles with same fragrance load (and in different rooms!) -- any way to try and test this?
  maybe i can make test candles and elicit help from others at brunches etc

pour temperatures
room temperature / jar temperature
wax mixture amounts
  glass adhesion/frosting
  sinkholes

what results can i actually measure?
  total burn time
  melt pool depth after a set time
  cold throw/ hot throw using help from friends

Experiments page
  At least 2 separate batches

  -What is the variable?
  -What is being tested?

  control candles
  experimental candles

  data:
    given a set of candles (control or experimental), get a subset of results like burn time
    can be from the candle data or potentially from its own object store or something

  New Experiment
    description
    hypothesis

    add candles, mark what series it is (control/something experimental)

    get the data for each candle, group by series
    multiple things can be tested


need
  -a way to measure jar temperature given the oven on starts at 170

TODO
inventory screen
  -update amounts remaining
    this helps tracks losses to tests/ experiments etc

search page/ candle lookup

new button in top left of tables like this:
https://devexpress.github.io/devextreme-reactive/react/grid/demos/featured/data-editing/

get /batches collection and collection page
get /batches/:id
get /candles/:hashId
put /candles/:hashId edit a candle to add labels boxes owner  completeWeight etc
get /candles collection of candles?
  might be useful for tracking

Is this still relevant?
getBatch needs to return colorDescription.
get Candle needs to remove it.

double check that prices relying on shareOfShippingPercent calculations are programmatically
calculated.

max-width for the candle display? https://codesandbox.io/s/50l225l964?from-embed

a11y

display hashIds on components of candle page

fork mokr. and make these changes in the fixture file:
this.up = m.up.bind(this, this.state, this.dependencies);
this.down = m.down.bind(this, this.state, this.dependencies);

a way way to "finish" a package/fo/wick pack etc on candle/batch submit
after submit in all these forms, clear the damn form. and redirect or whatever

new batch-> batchItem dialog isn't a form.

GET candle-burns endpoint
returns total burn time + array of burns sorted new to old

candle page update-able fields:
finishedBurning checkbox on candlepage
recent burns small table display--and highlight a pending entry pink

inventory routes:
  info about a particular item:
    get /<resource-type>/:hashId
  update info for a particular item:
    put /<resource-type>/:hashId

  get collection of resource-type aka see all wicks
  (post is handled by the supply-orders concept)
    get /<resource-type>

batch page update-able fields:
color--updates all candle layers

handle owners
update candle autocomplete with people's names or something

DELETE route and PUT routes for orders/candles/batches that is linked in the snackbar returned would be helpful

update-candle response should maybe return a get-candle request and show a snackbar

recent batches route to display on the main screen or something.
   so subsequent layers can be easily added and current layers can be weighed from the future

server creates default candle name based on fragrance oils used

the tables are kind of gross and don't use space very well.
maybe a custom div list rendered through https://virtuoso.dev/?path=/story/features-overview--auto-resizing would be nice

GET candle-layer or get batch-layers should probably handle this and return wax/db/fo at the layer level

batches page / batch endpoint is a little useless.
needs to be editable for the color field.
needs to show calculatedPourWeight instead of prepped weight
batch-layers should return costs of fos/waxes/dbs

Navigation
  inventory routes
  recent candles
  recent batches

Fragrance Load might need another decimal. looks like .75 rounds up to 8%

Add a color picker to the candle + batch pages

rewrite all calculated cost things to always use a float until the very end

better transition from new-candles to giving you the hashIds

autocomplete components need some sort of lookup by hash_id endpoint
  sorted by id desc
  react-autosuggest looks nice
  endpoints for
    candles
    FOs
    waxes
    dbs
    jars
    lids
    wicks
    wick_stickers
    etc


node canvas to create labels programmatically

clear order page after submission
deleting a layer doesnt update the wax to fill numbers
Checkbox for finishing an oil/block/wax/jar/wick/etc
-- when hit you can make up the remainder with another one somehow
shift all dye blocks to weight and add liquid_dye resource

XL triple wick jar: https://www.candlemaking.com/oxford-xl-base-white-case-of-12.html.html
https://calcandlesupply.com/16-oz-cali-jar/
https://woodenwick.com/candle-making-supplies/candle-lids/copper-aura-lid-thin

some way to handle pre-mixed wax from presto-pot
basically create wax blend.
also create a wick.

oils:
Compare all 4 patchoulis in small candles and decide which i like best.
tobacco comparison? pas tobacco fillmore several from flaming candle AAA

compare CS and fillmores leather in candles. and another. cant decide.
chocolate between flaming candle and cocoa therapy fillmore. out of the bottle fillmore is better.
I prefer Fillmore's French Vanilla to CS Very Vanilla but need to use my VV up
fillmore grapefruit ftw
flaming candle beer smells amazing out of the bottle.
lonestar oakmoss ftw
fillmore green apple is excellent for fall

autocomplete have a filter for not finished

root beer float options:
htp 104 (good option but bit of soot on a mid jar burn. all the way throuh this might have been the best actually. maybe enforce a trimmed wick?)
cd8 (great option, tiny bit of soot on one burn)
cdn8 (excellent option after 3 burns)
lx-18 (a bit hot in mid jar. cool at 2/3 burn. smaller would be too small at the bottom. bigger too big at the top prob.)
zinc 44-32 (too small, try one size up)

Current Todo List:
create a wax blend from multiple waxes. this could eventually use infinity bottle logic?
dyePercentage of total, suggested dye amount based on that field on new-batch page
suggested weight on new-batch page is wonky after marking finished, then re-editing to unfinish
edit burn end point and FE integration  
add candle name to new-batch page layer popout or something. this might need a candle hash lookup, etc
confirmation links, msds sheets, ifra certificates, vanillin content/ ethyl vanillin, flashpoint, pthalate free
client-api ping route or something to make sure its all connected--looks like this route already exists
some way to save candle "recipes"
autocomplete routes from hash_id
Candle Weight Target instead of jar fill percentage (keep these fields linked together?)
recent batches route
inventory routes
search candle route and search form by fragrance/wax/dye name etc
some way to track previous candles that a jar was used for? or at least track its original cost. 
  when a jar is "recycled" let its cost in the new-order be negative the original cost * some depreciation factor

 options for a more complex burn log:
    full melt pool, mp depth, mushrooming amount, jar temp at hottest, flame size, smoke on blowout, soot
  burn graph in burn-history dialog weight vs burn-time. end points show tootips of date or something

Candle todos:
compare leather from aztec fillmore and CS
compare patchouli from aztec cs fillmore lonestar
compare tobaccos
  aztec tobacco 1oz
  pa's tobacco pipe LS
  tuscan tobacco AAA
  Pipe tobacco FC
  Tobacco Caramel FC
  Tobacco and Bay Leaf FC
Vetiver wick testing
Citrus wick testing?

Finalize CCv2?
vetiver star anise?
Test french vanilla vs very vanilla
Blood orange / Vanilla vs orange spice AAA / vanilla?

Test wick trimming various amounts. VERY short, 1/8, 1/4 (premiers seem to need ridiculously short trim)
Test cure times
Test dyes

Test Patchouli FOs

Make some Fig-Bergs for curing / gifts
CS Silver tumbler tests
Cali short jar tests--double wick
Cali small jar tests
Research Label options
  Silhouette 4 Vinyl, drawing on labels, benefits of using illustrator? export svgs? auto generate svgs? node canvas? 


Supplies needed

CS
Mediterranean Fig FO

candle jars
https://www.candlesandsupplies.net/Candle-Making/Straight-Sided-Tumblers

scent ideas
nag champa + orange spice AAA + tuscan tobacco/ fir tree etc

pancakes + birch or pancakes + fir for a seasonal breakfast


FT + Berg:
still deciding 775 vs 777.

CC
777 almost big xenough, 780 weirdly not

Almond + Nag Champa + Black Amber and Plum
775
CD-8
CDN-8
Eco-6
LX-16
HTP-104

Gamers collection
Sweat and Salt
Legendary Loot
  leather + woodsy + something citrusy or bright
Double Agent / Assassin
  Fireside + Black Cherry + tobacco
Something from 7 Wonders
Dominion
Love letter
  fireside + merlot + rose



performa wicks
https://wicksunlimited.com/wicks/atkins-pearce-candle-wicks/atkins-pearce-performa-wicks/
http://www.atkinsandpearce.com/candle-solutions/product-pages/performa/?fbclid=IwAR2a3KecN9i08ZocHqMGbnoDNC_JbYQjCMoLZirZjxwSp9ByOANf1_2UST4
https://wicksunlimited.com/wicks/atkins-pearce-candle-wicks/atkins-pearce-performa-wicks/
double 90
double rrd 29
double lx-8
double lx-10

single 60
single 100

single rrd 37
single rrd 34

cool candle jars
https://sixteenseventeen.com/collections/west-coast-collection-1/products/west-coast-in-slate


very vanilla half testers
round 1:

P-767
CD-7
LX-16
Eco-6
RRD 34
RRD 37
Performa 60
Performa 100

round 2:
P-760
P-765
CD-6
CDN-6
LX-14
Eco-4
RRD-29
Performa-90

still need to try HTPs

Doubles to try
Eco 0.75
LX-8 LX-10 LX-12


burn 1 thoughts:
  best seem to be CD-7/ LX-16/ RRD-34
  want to try 
    smaller than P-767 like P-760
    performa 80ish x2
    rrd 29 just to know
    eco 4

  round 3 wicks:
  htp 93 + 104
  Performa slightly bigger x2
  premier smaller than 760?
  

SDS info
  orders
    Web confirmation link
    Email receipt link
    Receipt copy link


  FOs
    Web link
    SDS original link
    SDS copy
    IFRA original link
    IFRA copy
    Vanillin content
    Ethyl Vanillin content
    Flash point
    Specific Gravity



  candle todos

  stearic acid:
    control candle reg recipe
    replace beeswax in normal recipes
    3% stearic
    10% stearic

    75% 83 25% 486
    80% 83 20% 486
    70% 83 30% 486

    add coconut-1 to those

    25% 486 75 83
    16 486 84 83
    8 486 92 83
    standard blend

     more tests: each half candles and 2 of each to test cold throw and hot throw

    control candle
     25% 486 with 5% bees
     25% 486 with 5% stearic
     25% 486 with 10% cnut-1 just for comparison

call swans and ask about future availability of 486/487

Buy 1/4 and 1/8 inch tall nuts for consistent wick trimming after candle solidified

room spray
vial option from this site (you can request a sample):
https://www.premiumvials.com/4-oz-amber-pet-boston-round-bottle-w-white-fine-mist-sprayer-20-410-case-pack-100/

buy premier 785, 787, 790 if needed?

batch page url doesnt update unless layers are added
add default jar weight to url?

batch page: 
editing an additive doesnt update the total additive weight field
auto complete of combined partner field is acting weird after editing one wax to another
layers table columns dont align with header row without pre-weight? or in general? idk.

cool jars: 
https://www.candlemakingsupplies.net/glass--boxes--jars--lids/22-oz--paris-br-colored-glass/cate_268/p___P1059643.html?fbclid=IwAR1AKvzljhVDJCajXfXc0A_Hzec-RCAxNgVs4jVoLd_DlrLkrQub5SSMrrc
--seems too expensive

--Glassnow Lexington prices--
clear: 141.07 for 4 dozen shipped = $2.94 a piece
lids: 98.56 for 48 + ~$13 shipping = $2.33 a piece
total = $5.27 a piece for clear jar + lid
frosted or solid colors +$0.80
transparent colors +$0.60
electroplated silver +1.50

--Glassnow 8.5oz heavy votive prices---
clear: $133.82 for 4 dozen shipped = $2.79 a piece
lids: $79.78 for 4 dozen shipped = $1.66 a piece
total = $4.45 a piece
frosted or solid colors +$0.70
transparent colors +$0.40
electroplated silver +0.90

--Flaming Candle Oxford prices--
oxford clear jars: 4 dozen shipped for $1.97 a piece
lids $1.50 a piece shipped? idk
total: $3.50 a piece
colors: +$0.50 to $0.67 added
electroplated = +$1.90

--22 oz Paris candlemakingsupplies.net--
48 at $2.39 a piece--shipping is 54.96
$3.54 a piece
6 bucks with the lids if you order 100 of each. so something like $7 a piece with wood lid.
so really $7 a piece with lid.

--14 oz Havana candlemakingsupplies.net--
1 case of 45 at $100.80 --shipping is 31.54
$2.93 a piece
rose gold lids at $2.75 a piece. 45 for $123.75
$5.71 for jar + lid shipped (25c cheaper for silver or wood lids)



--Sixteen Seventeen West Coast Collection prices--
$209.48 for 8 cases of 4 shipped = $4.35 a piece
$110.55 for 4 cases of 4 shipped = $4.62 a piece


boxes
https://www.foldaboxusa.com/collections/small-cube-luxury-folding-gift-boxes-with-snap-shut-closure-in-white-black-silver-and-kraft


Aztec seems to have the same jars as TFC but they dont have amber

P-795
CD-8
LX-16
HTP-104

Eco-1
Cd-2
Cd-3
P-725
LX-10
HTP-31

order more htp-31, and prob CD-10 (i dont have this) from FC
LX-20 from CS, also Fig Tree


cd-9 from Cal candle supply

more tests

single wick
P-799 --too big
HTP-105 --too small
LX-18 --too small
LX-20 --too small
-------more--------
LX-22
LX-24
Eco-12
HTP-1212

(when they arrive from TFC)
CD-9
CD-10
I should probably just jump to CD-12/14

double wick in larger jars:
2 LX-10
2 Eco-1
2 CD-3

a second round to iterate, maybe with P-725

buy
almond from aztec
black liquid die from aztec--i hear it is strong
stearic acid from TFC, or CCS where its cheaper?
CD-12 from somewhere

try CD-14


Oxford jars:

CD-14
RRD-40
Eco-14
LX-24
HTP-105
P-795?

CD-3
Eco-1
HTP-31
LX-12

Full CD-3 test
CD-2
HTP-41
P-735
Eco-0.75

Singles?
RRD-40
LX-24? LX-22
HTP-126? HTP-105
CD-14? CD-12

add jar weight to new-order form for jars

tinwerks sick and cheap tins but need to buy in large quantities
https://www.tinwerks.com/collections/stock

cool containers for wax once cut up:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00186RTWW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&fbclid=IwAR2W7DhL4eF_DSDKOE1Acwz0lLEJXlD5pz2ULoPa9QZA_QsuWynRLHOI4hE


order
  CS 
   cd-3

  Lonestar
 

  Aztec

  Flaming Candle:
    Tobacco 16oz

find wick for Very Vanilla
find wick for Tonka and Oud
find wick for rosemary pepper
find wick for cinnamon stick cs 1/1/4
find wick for red hot cinnamon 1/4
find wick for fireside 8oz
find wick for toasted pumpkin spice 1/1/1
find wick for root beer
find wick for cardamom and star anise
find wick for wild mountain honey



compare 
  AAA orange spice 8oz
  CS blood orange 8oz
  AAA kumquat 8oz

  whiskey cs
  whiskey FC
  apples & maple bourbon cs
  kentucky bourbon FC

  high tide
  black sea
  sea minerals
  river rock

  cs frasir fir
  cs frosted juniper
  cs blue spruce
  cs one more


cardamom star anise vetiver

wick test very vanilla votive jar
p-760
lx-18
htp-104
eco-6
rrd-29
cd-6
cdn-6

votive round 2:
p-767 --seems good
p-770 --same as above 
lx-20 --too hot, sooty
htp-93  --too small
eco-4 --too hot, sooty at the bottom
rrd-34 --good, but not self trimming
cd-7 -- seems fine, surprisingly not that hot
cdn-8 --too hot

vv lexington
cd-4 --Good, but pretty hot at the bottom
cdn-4
p-730
lx-12 --GREAT
eco-1
htp-31

lexington round 2
htp-41 --drowned
htp-52 --drowned
eco-0.75 --seems good
p-740 --seems good, jar at sub 150 at the bottom.
p-745 --seems good, jar at 150+ at the bottom though.
cdn-6 --too hot
cd-3 --seems good

full testers round:
  Lexington
    LX-12
    CD-3
    CD-4
    Eco-0.75
    P-740
    P-745
    htp-62


  Heavy votive
    P-767
    P-770
    RRD-34
 



  Vanilla full testers:
    votive
      P-767 --great, but wick mushrooming near bottom and wick a bit large. possibly 765 worth trying.
      P-770 --soot near the bottom. 
      RRD-34--huge mushrooms

    Lexington
      CD-3--great
      CD-4--prob too hot near bottom @150
      LX-12--great
      Eco-0.75--great
      P-740--great--close to the cd3 but slightly hotter.
      P-745--a bit hot near the bottom. closer to the cd-4
      HTP-62 --way too small still. try 73/83

  Rosemary Pepper testers:
    votive
      P-767 --drowned
      RRD-34 --actually kind of good
      lx-18 --a bit too small
      htp-93 --a bit too small
      cd-7 --a bit too small+

    Lexington
      LX-12 --nearly drowning
      CD-3 --a bit too small. but actually not horrid.
      P-740 --way too small, drowned.
      eco-0.75 --drowned
      htp-73 --drowned

  Rosemary Pepper Round 2: 

    votive
      P-775 -- need slightly bigger. 780ish
      RRD-37 -- too big
      LX-20
      HTP-104 -- pretty good actually
      CD-8 -- very slightly too small

    lexington
      LX-14
      CD-4
      P-750
      Eco-1
      HTP-83

  Root Beer (highest density at 1.130!)

    lexington
      Eco-1
      LX-14
      CD-3
      CD-4
      CDN-5
      P-750
      P-755
      HTP-93

    votive
      P-775
      P-780
      LX-22
      HTP-104
      CD-8
      CDN-8


  Suede and Smoke Round 1: 

    votive
      P-775
      P-780

      RRD-34

      LX-20
      LX-22

      HTP-93
      HTP-104
      CD-8

    lexington
      LX-12 great, touch small
      LX-14 maybe too hot at bottom
      CD-3 great but soot at bottom
      CD-4
      P-750 1 inch mp, tiny bit of soot. needs 745 or 740
      Eco-1
      HTP-83

  fraser fir lex 1.0ish sg
    LX-12 too small
    LX-14 fine. could be hotter.
    HTP-83 pretty good. some soot.
    HTP-93 probably too hot

  root beer vanilla lexington 1.10 sg
    lx-12 too cool
    lx-14 best
    htp-83 too cool
    htp-93 too hot

  patchouli cs lexington 0.90 sg
    lx-12 best
    cd-3 bad half way but good at bottom
    p-745 drowning flames
    htp-83 also great

  nag champa cs lexington 0.95 sg
    lx-12 fine
    lx-14 best
    cd-4
    cdn-4

  bergamot ls lexington 0.93 sg
    lx-12 fine smallish flames
    lx-14 fine smallish flames
    cd-3 fine smallish flames
    cdn-4 fine

  almond aztec lex testers 1.04
    lx-12
    lx-14
    cd-4
    cdn-4
  
  black amber plum lex testers 0.93
    lx-12
    lx-14
    cd-3
    cdn-3




vanillin
ethyl vanillin
    total vanillin
benzyl benzoate
coumarin

flashpoint
density!
  product link
  msds link
  ifra link
  allergin doc link
pthalate free
fragrance notes
viscocity? is that measured anywhere?

new-fragrance?
  fragrance_id
  adds all that stuff. the urls and the density etc.
  fragrance_oil
  fragrance_index
  
/new-wax
  adds all that stuff. the sds and whatever else is added later

/new-additive
  adds all that stuff. the sds and whatever else is added later


fragrance_reference
  id
  category
  urls
  density and stuff

fragrance_oils
  id
  hash_id
  fragrance_reference_id

wax_reference
  id
  type
  msds_url
  etc

waxes
  id
  hash_id
  wax_reference_id

## new-order form
  checkbox for existing fragrance?
    fragrance_reference_id,
    weight,
    remaining,
    price,
    share of shipping,
    notes
  non-existing?
    name
    category
    all the links and densities and stuff

also additive






  
  

candle label requirements:
https://armatagecandlecompany.com/blog/the-candle-labels-requirements-guide/?fbclid=IwAR1CyYfv6Dhng03oEcg-XX54SkYZRcUlm3ZVDjwkOc5AWWpFRqarxBO-BTk


App Todo
  add additives to batch page, candle page
  handle additives as part of wax for fo calcs on new-batch

  add jar fill percentage to each individual candle in addition to the overall default. so you can fill one tester all the way and others not.

  handle wickless testers somehow
    allow user to decrement wick count manually
    allow different burns to have different wicks if its not anchored

  log burns for multiple candles on one page
    mark all the start times at the same time if you want
    mark all the end times at the same time if you want

paint for jars:
Plaid craft paint multi surface
paint the outside of the jar
they are not flammable.. you can heat set in the oven, or they can air set for 21 days and are permanent and dishwasher safe.

cool gold tins, 8oz 3.25 inch diameter:
https://www.heartscrafts.com/shop/containers/gold-candle-tin/

DIY cement vessels using molds like https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0896XT7ND/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s01?ie=UTF8&th=1&fbclid=IwAR06L-3smFGpsvi-Hug3w2NZCepZC4tOdGS5PU2Pwy-w94TNGYubLcObjIw
need to be sealed properly. and need to avoid inhaling cement dust


candlescience sds needs
  grapefruit and mint
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/grapefruit-and-mint-fragrance-oil
  sea salt and orchid
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/sea-salt-and-orchid-fragrance-oil
  lavender
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/lavender-fragrance-oil
  himalayan bamboo
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/himalayan-bamboo-fragrance-oil
  caribbean teakwodd
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/caribbean-teakwood-fragrance-oil
  amber noir
  https://dpoy1j4zladj1.cloudfront.net/Amber%20Noir%20IFRA%20Sheet.pdf
  black sea
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/black-sea-fragrance-oil
  moon lake musk
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/moon-lake-musk-fragrance-oil
  lavender chamomile
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/lavender-chamomile-fragrance-oil
  blue spruce
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/blue-spruce-fragrance-oil
  day at the spa
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/day-at-the-spa-fragrance-oil
  citron and mandarin
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/citron-and-mandarin-fragrance-oil
  lemon Verbena
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/lemon-verbena-fragrance-oil
  golden rose
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/golden-rose-fragrance-oil
  black currant absinthe
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/black-currant-absinthe-fragrance-oil
  mulled cider and chestnuts
  https://www.candlescience.com/fragrance/mulled-cider-and-chestnuts-fragrance-oil

  whiskey specific Gravity not shown
  https://dpoy1j4zladj1.cloudfront.net/Whiskey_SDS.pdf
  gardenia tuberose 

Lone Star
  Black cherry msds says vanillin 2-5%, but page says 0.2%
  https://www.lonestarcandlesupply.com/black-cherry.html


order
candlescience order 
CD-3 candlescience


for tealight or accurate pours:
Confectionery Funnel With Stand from amazon for like 60 bucks


printer?
$279
https://www.officedepot.com/a/products/274571/Xerox-Phaser-Color-Laser-Printer-6510DN/?cm_mmc=PLA-_-Google-_-Printers_Accessories-_-274571&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&gclid=Cj0KCQjwuL_8BRCXARIsAGiC51CJa5qkSTygRnGKEYF7keGxjWWSQzshsikeVpksDrgAP_9db4qiZSEaApiYEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds


Sambleberry Frisk

Red Currant CS
Cranberry Woods CS
Very Vanilla CS
Carrot Cake Fillmore


sambleberry testers for improvement

lexington: 
  htp-72 pretty good
  htp-83 pretty good with trimming
  

  test:
  p-740
  p-745
  eco-1
  cdn-5?

  full htp-72
  full htp-83

  votive
    cd-7 pretty good but could be hotter
    p-767 probably about the right temp but needs to be trimmed actively prob
  
  test:
    htp-93
    htp-104
    eco-6
    lx-16

new coco83 seller with similar price + shipping to calcandlesupply https://hiveandhoneycandleco.com/


post batch 241: get blend, if blend id not found, crashes.


new-batch, updating the candle hash-id doesn't update the url.

lonestar has a great plain lime fragrance apparently

edit-blend page needs to default a whenCreated--it's missing on some submissions apparently.

5/11
28.50oz of blend left


Buy from Northstar
  Fireplace
  Sandalwood
  Sweet orange chili pepper


  CS
  Cashmere plum--looks like i dont own it and the SS group love it

edit-blend doesn't take into account remaining into the total calculation
http://localhost:3002/new-blend

Pre thanksgiving candles:

Lavender (50%) + Black Coral Moss (40%) + Petrichor (10%)
-CDN-5
-CDN-6
-CDN-7

Golden Santal (40%) + Vetiver (35%) + White Tea (25%)
-CDN-5
-CDN-6
-CDN-7

Palo Santo (57%) + Lavender (36%) + Patchouli (7%)
-CDN-4
-CDN-5
-CDN-6

Coffee Shop + Cardamom Cream + Redwood Moss
Coffee Shop + Cardamom Cream + Oud
Coffee Shop + Cardamom Cream + Vanilla Chestnut

Black Violet Oud Tobacco
Midnight Blackberry + Petrichor + Oud

Oud + Black Cardamom + Black Violet Saffron

Rose + Oud + Redwood



50 oz left