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Cool candles from oranges and olive oil
Suzy Bean
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Here's the full how-to:
turning an orange into a candle
www.thehappypermaculturalist.wordpress.com
Jeanine Gurley Jacildone
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That is so cool - and pretty!
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That is pretty! Bet it smells good too. Thanks for sharing the link!
Patrick Thornson
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Very cool idea.
We'll be the water for their fire.
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I really like how the string from the peel is used as a wick. I bet, it is the trickiest part of the operation.
I agree. Here's the link:
http://stoves2.com
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