I have a problem with my grande lamp. I changed the fluid because I wanted a different color. I replaced the fluid with pure distilled water plus surfactant - since that time the wax is completely transparent. I want to get it back to being opaque. I have no problem with the flow, it flows completely fine, so I know that the weight ratio of wax and fluid is correct. The transparent wax is the only problem. I’ve seen explanations for why wax turns transparent, and none of them apply to me - some say that it’s overheated, but that doesn’t apply to me because it’s transparent, even at half power on a dimmer. Plus none of my 14 inch lamps which have NOT been tinkered with, when they overheat, the wax does not turn transparent. Another source says that it’s because the wax is old and this happens with age - my lamp is not that old and all of my other lamps, which are bought around the same time, have not turned transparent. The wax became transparent as soon as I changed the fluid. Many people who report this problem. also have cloudy water, I don’t- even though it’s been there a while it’s completely clear. There must be some thing in the original fluid other than distilled water and surfactant, which causes the wax to be opaque. This lamp is two years old. Any suggestions? Has anyone else had the same problem?
Claude J
You can always get a quart of blended wax from us LavaLabCreations.com
MacRanium said:
Feb 19, 2023
MacRanium
I've bought a few gallons from you at this point. All 4 of my grandes run your wax the schylling formula just doesn't come close.
Claude J said:
Feb 19, 2023
Claude J
I know
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Glad to hear you are happy with our product
We are now using long-neck quart containers so they are easier to handle
MacRanium said:
Feb 19, 2023