Ksedcon Candle Melting Pot, Electric Wax Melter for Candle Making with Pouring Spout, Non-Stick Small Candle Making Pouring Pot

This thing is great! Heats up and melts wax quickly. The pour spout is right-sized, making pouring neat. The non-stick coating cleans up with just a quick wipe of a paper towel. Nice!

I love this wax melter! I don't get the annoying smoke like you get with other types of wax melters. It's so easy and convenient! It cleans easily and holds a considerable amount of wax. Dual temp settings make it very user friendly. Great size product and good quality. It's surprisingly light making it easy to use with joint pain in my hands. This exceeded my expectations. You won't regret choosing this. Very reasonable price too!

Works well. Melts wax of both types and is easy to clean.

Nice but needed a soap melter. Returned

This wax melting pot is perfect for my candle making. It makes candle making sooo much simpler, melts beeswax super fast, and I love the easy pour spout. Definitely recommend.

I love this wax melter easy to use. It’s easy to clean. I don’t make large batches of wax so this is the perfect size for me. I’ve had this for a few months and is still working great I use it about 2or 3 times a week.

I got tired of paying higher and higher prices for wax melts and tarts. This melts the wax fast and it is crazy easy to clean!

As someone who has been crafting candles and soap for over 20 years, I ordered 2 of these hoping that I could make production a little faster. The materials I use are beeswax, soy blends, and M&P soap.These pots worked okay for the soap and soy blends but were horrible for beeswax.The problem with using beeswax is, the plastic spout doesn't get hot at all which would allow the beeswax to melt properly so that I can wipe it off. So, because I craft with multiple different colors, I had to manually scrape off the spout with each change. There are a lot of crevasses where the spout is, so it took a LONG time to get all of the previous colors out of those areas.No, filling the pot with water and boiling it to clean the crevasses doesn't work for beeswax.Also, you MUST watch this pot when using, if not it WILL burn your wax - and if dealing with M&P soap, it WILL boil and overflow.Finally, for beeswax, it took over an hour for it to cool to 180 degrees which is considered a perfect temperature to pour so that I don't ruin my candle molds. When I found this out after my first use, I ended up pouring the melted wax into a metal vessel so that it could cool off much faster.Bottom line: Would I purchase this again?Answer: No