Tea? (Part 2)

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Speicher

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Just for Tdrinka - which burns longer - a red candle or a white candle?
 

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tdr1nka said:
You don't, you get down from a duck

Correct :whistle:
 

Arch

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tdr1nka said:
Sorry Arch I read your post and knew it would be about recycling but feared you were syphoning your washing up water to use again.:whistle:

Great idea tho!
What happens to the mix of perfumes tho? :biggrin:

It becomes a sort of generic soapy smell. And the colour is green, since the main ingredients are green, yellow or a little mauve (lavender perfume). There's a very, very little pink gone in, but not enough to affect it.

Once I've drained every last drop I can into the master bottle, I use the residue in each donor bottle, by swilling water into it when I wash up. As I only tend to use detergent to wash up once a day, I'm well in profit!

I'm stumped on the candles....
 
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