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		<title>Types Of Candle Gel</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[	I have had several people ask me what the different types of candle gel are and how to use them.
I wrote this blog to try to help them.
	
	Types of Gel
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have had several people ask me what the different types of candle gel are and
how you know which ones to use. So I wrote this blog [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>I have had several people ask me what the different types of candle gel are and how to use them.<br />
I wrote this blog to try to help them.</p>
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	<h1><a name="types_of_gel"><span style="font-size:14.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:<br />
12.0pt">Types of Gel</span></a></h1>
	<h1><span style="font-size: 14.0pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt">I</span><span style="mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt"><font size="4"><br />
have had several people ask me what the different types of candle gel are and<br />
how you know which ones to use. So I wrote this blog to help them.</font></span><a name="types_of_gel"><span style="font-size:14.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:<br />
12.0pt"><o :p><br />
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	<p class="MsoNormal" align="center" style="text-align:center"><b>&nbsp;<o :p><br />
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	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">There are three types of gel. LP ( low<br />
density ), MP ( medium density ), and HP ( high density ). The thicker ( more<br />
dense ) the gel is the more fragrance it will hold, and it will suspend objects<br />
better.</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">&nbsp;<o :p><br />
</o><br />
</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">LP gel is used primarily for lightly<br />
scented gel candles without embeds. This gel leaves very few bubbles, and will<br />
not hold suspended embeds.</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">&nbsp;<o :p><br />
</o><br />
</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">MP gel is used for a little more fragrant<br />
candles and will be fine for small<span style="mso-spacerun: yes">&nbsp; </span>embeds<br />
or embeds that do not need to be suspended, such as fruit slices to make a<br />
preserve candle. I also use glitter with this gel.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes">&nbsp;<br />
</span>This gel seems to be the most popular of the three types. This gel leaves<br />
more bubbles.</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">&nbsp;<o :p><br />
</o><br />
</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">HP is the thickest gel of them all and<br />
will hold all your candle embeds. You can suspend glass items such as fish<br />
without worrying about them sinking to the bottom of your container.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes">&nbsp;<br />
</span>This gel is the hardest to work with and forms more bubbles as it cools.</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">&nbsp;<o :p><br />
</o><br />
</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">REMEMBER:</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">The thicker the gel is the harder it is to<br />
keep bubbles out of your candle. And 1 pound of gel is by weight, not fluid<br />
ounces.</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">&nbsp;<o :p><br />
</o><br />
</font></p>
	<p></body><br />
I hope this article helps,<br />
Mary Ann Wiles<br />
http://www.gelcandles101.com</code>
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		<title>Types Of Candle Gel</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 16 Jan 2006 18:12:51 +0000</pubDate>
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	Types of Gel
	I
have had several people ask me what the different types of candle gel are and
how you know which ones to use. So I wrote this blog to help them.


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	There are three types of gel. LP ( low
density ), MP ( medium density ), and HP ( high density ). The [...]]]></description>
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	<h1><a name="types_of_gel"><span style="font-size:14.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:<br />
12.0pt">Types of Gel</span></a></h1>
	<h1><span style="font-size: 14.0pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt">I</span><span style="mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt"><font size="4"><br />
have had several people ask me what the different types of candle gel are and<br />
how you know which ones to use. So I wrote this blog to help them.</font></span><a name="types_of_gel"><span style="font-size:14.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:<br />
12.0pt"><o :p><br />
</o><br />
</span></a></h1>
	<p class="MsoNormal" align="center" style="text-align:center"><b>&nbsp;<o :p><br />
</o><br />
</b></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">There are three types of gel. LP ( low<br />
density ), MP ( medium density ), and HP ( high density ). The thicker ( more<br />
dense ) the gel is the more fragrance it will hold, and it will suspend objects<br />
better.</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">&nbsp;<o :p><br />
</o><br />
</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">LP gel is used primarily for lightly<br />
scented gel candles without embeds. This gel leaves very few bubbles, and will<br />
not hold suspended embeds.</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">&nbsp;<o :p><br />
</o><br />
</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">MP gel is used for a little more fragrant<br />
candles and will be fine for small<span style="mso-spacerun: yes">&nbsp; </span>embeds<br />
or embeds that do not need to be suspended, such as fruit slices to make a<br />
preserve candle. I also use glitter with this gel.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes">&nbsp;<br />
</span>This gel seems to be the most popular of the three types. This gel leaves<br />
more bubbles.</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">&nbsp;<o :p><br />
</o><br />
</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">HP is the thickest gel of them all and<br />
will hold all your candle embeds. You can suspend glass items such as fish<br />
without worrying about them sinking to the bottom of your container.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes">&nbsp;<br />
</span>This gel is the hardest to work with and forms more bubbles as it cools.</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">&nbsp;<o :p><br />
</o><br />
</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">REMEMBER:</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">The thicker the gel is the harder it is to<br />
keep bubbles out of your candle. And 1 pound of gel is by weight, not fluid<br />
ounces.</font></p>
	<p class="MsoBodyText"><font size="4">&nbsp;<o :p><br />
</o><br />
</font></p>
	<p></body><br />
Mary Ann Wiles<br />
http://www.gelcandles101.com</p>
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