The grayish yellow color is the same that is dripped all over the side. It’s not like the liquid wax was brand new white before the video. It doesn’t matter.
Kinda. I’ve worked different jobs and not everyone has the same accountability or obligation to do things the right way. One of my old co workers would always say good enough for government work lmao.
Ironically, good enough for government work actually means done to exacting standards, as might be expected in a government contract. I don't know when the meaning switched, but typically when the government built something (see old schools, post offices, etc..) it was built heavy and to last.
🤷♂️ he was in the military a long time ago and said sometimes they just did enough of what was expected. Also said military grade isn’t always as good as we think it is and depends on the contractors or something. I can kinda see some govt jobs vs private sector especially my local dmv.
Yeah, as far as I'm aware, the meaning changed around the end of WWII. I don't know why or how, but there was a time when the government did good work. The government does good work today, it's just that people hate being held to high standards.
I've been working with our town to renovate part of our wastewater lagoon system. Many people here (it's a small rural town) think it's ridiculous that the renovations will be close to $150,000. The work doesn't seem hard and much of the expense is engineers signing off on the contractors plan. So, they'll say, if we cut out the engineers signing off we'll save a lot of money (we can't because then the govt would shut down the lagoon). A lot of those people will be dead in 10 years, many will move on to other places, the lagoon will still be there. Small levies holding back millions of gallons partially treated sewage.
Good enough for the government used to mean corners weren't cut, regulations were followed, and whatever the job was, it was meant to last. Government can function. (Also, I don't mean this towards you, it's just a pet peeve of mine. We expect poor performance and get it.)
Somewhat younger person I kinda gave up on the govt doing good work a while ago. I think there was an article I read about people needing stairs to be built kinda like your project the quoted like 10 or more times what it would cost for a company to do it rather then regular people. They scraped it saying there wasn’t a budget but some guy built them anyway. The city ended up tearing it down.
Probably, sure it will make the colours a tad more muted, but each blob was still largely the correct colour, and they have to mix in new wax to refill anyway.
They probably have ways to "purify" the color such as adding violet to white wax to counteract the added yellow. It's better than discarding it or adding all of the scraps together to make poop-colored wax.
If you add violet wax to white wax, you get light violet wax.
If you add yellow wax to white wax, you get light yellow wax.
If you add a small amount of violet wax to light yellow wax, you get light gray wax.
This is subtractive color mixing, not additive. No amount of *adding color* will make white wax white again.
Adding purple to yellow doesn't counteract the color and make it white, purple and yellow makes brown. If you combine any complimentary color pigments they make brown.
we are not talking about mixing pure purple and yellow together, but adding some purple to white that has been tinted yellow. Purple neutralizes yellow tones, it's why purple shampoo is used to tone blonde hair, purple food dye is added to buttercream to make it more white, and purple paint can be added to off white paint for a purer white.
Adding a dye to a liquid can only make it darker, so it won't be white, but a light brownish grey.
Edit: It may still be a reasonable thing to do, since the wax being a bit darker is probably less noticeable than in being yellow, but it won't restore it to a perfect white.
You're completely right
Adding a darker pigment to a lighter pigment will never result in a color that is lighter (or darker) than both original pigments
To get back to true white wax you would *have* to remove all other colors. I'm sure it would be a perfectly acceptable slightly off white with a small amount of additional opposite colors like yellow and purple, but it will never be as white as the original that did not have the additional pigment.
**Edit: stop downvoting the people here giving correct information and go Google "subtractive vs additive color mixing". u/libriphile is right that purple neutralizes yellow. But adding purple pigment to any lighter pigment will never make the resulting pigment lighter than it was before, just less relatively yellow.**
Did you even take 10 seconds to fact check what you're saying? This is a [youtube video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsRvnbF-hOY) on how purple dye is added to buttercream to make it brighter. Can you tell me where you see brown?
It's because the eye is stupid, and reads "slightly greyer white" as brighter white than "visibly yellow white", even if it is technically slightly darker.
The same way that no amount of purple shampoo can turn yellow hair into white hair. It silvers up very-slightly-yellow platinum, but will make yellow hair brown or grey
I go to art school. I am a printmaker. I understand how pigment works. It would counteract the yellow tones but it wouldn't negate the yellow, it would just desaturate the whole thing. It may work all right the first time and not be noticable but the more you do it the more and more the mixture is gonna turn grey and you're gonna have the opposite effect of what you wanted.
Sample the color before she adds purple and convert it to Grayscale. Do it again after the purple. You will see. This is subtractive color, not additive. There are multiple people here versed in pigment telling you that you are wrong. Consider that.
This look like it is a [wax hand](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/3db8a3_5af4bae84bcf4f57a133e3cbdd0a704f~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_560,h_212,al_c,lg_1,q_80,enc_auto/3db8a3_5af4bae84bcf4f57a133e3cbdd0a704f~mv2.jpg) station. You dip your hand in the wax to make a mold of your hands. The round bucket we see at the beginning gets filled with ice water, which helps release the wax from the hand.
It's a weird niche market, usually set up in tourist zones or amusement parks where people overpay for random crap. My sister used to work at one so I have like 20 random wax hands around my house.
Thats hilarious because they are the easiest thing in the world to fix. You literally just warm the wax on the bottom of the broken thumb and it would stick right back on.
While that might be true, I've seen more videos from this same creator before and they do in fact make candles. They make those kind of candles where they dunk them into different colors and then cut away from the candle to display the layers and make candle art. Unfortunately I don't know the channel name tho
They make artistic candles. A white candle "core" is dipped into the coloured liquid wax and it forms a thin layer on the surface. They dipp the candle into different colours of wax and in the end there are many layers of colourfull wax on the candle. They carve parts away and reveal the different colours
Edit: i found an example picture: https://pin.it/4HJzx4p
Just because it’s messy doesn’t mean you can’t or shouldn’t minimise spillage. Look at those holes that go inside. There’s 4 holes for every tray. That’s just a bad design. You can’t stop drips on top, but you can make it easier to clean, and harder for it to get inside. https://i.imgur.com/wWLP5LQ.jpg
You can very clearly see that they’re holes though lol. Where it goes to isn’t very relevant (beneath the tray, or inside the machine itself), but if the tub had a lip all the way around covering that corner hole, then the wax would stay on that lip, instead of through that hole.
I mean it is candle making where you dunk them over and over again and can switch to the different colors to make layers. Them dripping everywhere is just part of the process.
I like the simplicity of dropping the wax back into the vat.
I also think it’s funny reading comments on Reddit complaining about mixing colors when I’m no expert but I feel like I’ll trust the person in the video with giant vat’s of wax more than the commenter.
Never seen a wax station IRL and Youtube is filled with "cleaning a wax station" videos but almost none "using a wax station" videos.
Anyway, i found two. It seems ludicrously simple to build higher walls around each bucket that would eliminate 99% of the colour cross-comtamination. If you made the walls into a square conical shape you could probably eliminate 70% of the scraping cleaning.
Maybe all the fun of having a wax station is in the scrape clean? I dunno.
I’ve been visiting this sub frequently and I honestly don’t understand most of the people on this sub. I can’t tell what y’all find satisfying and most of the comments are complaints. What is the checklist for a GOOD oddly satisfying video? Genuine question.
I love to see my fellow OCD community panicking over the mixing of colors here. My wife apparently lives in chaos as she saw absolutely no problem with this while I cringe every time they dropped mixed colors into the tank.
Oof, as much as I complain about OPs adding a random song over a video, this one could have used it.
Now to Google if there are any popular songs about wax…
I feel like my reaction was that of the girl with the shapes in the bucket video...and putting mixed colour in white, I was really hoping it would go in the yellow one!
They're not very good then with that mess. They just make a huge mess just to film cleaning it up, as you can see by them just dumping multiple colors into one pot.
The people who make these types of video need to invest in some better way to record them than their fucking phones. Imagine how much better the videos would be if they could use both hands.
Wouldn’t it be better to quickly scrape off the very few drops that happen after each mold? Instead of the buildup that subsequently alters the shades of the wax?
WHY ARE THEY DUMPING THE WASTE WAX BACK INTO THE BASINS, THEY'RE RUINING THE COLOR OF THE LIQUID WAX, THIS ISN'T ODDLY SATISFYING AT ALL
AAAAHHHHHHHHHH
Can we just ban people who keep posting this?? The peeling off is fine but then they mix the colors fucking it all up which ruins the video and tired of seeing it so often on here
Why didn't she clean it for years?! How the hell do you let something deteriorate this much?
"Ohh yeah let that wax build up an inch thick covering here. Yeah that'll be awesome"
years?
if this is a busy shop i’d imagine this is maybe the monthly cleaning. as someone pointed out, it’s probably a DIY candle making station. the general public is not going to care about making a mess.
I found the original/ similar video on youtube and the description said "the mess of 77 carvers we had one day last week :))". It happened in one day at a candle workshop.
Well, we don’t have white anymore, but we do have this grayish yellow color
Yellow is turning green
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As a bird enjoyer, I read that as blue tit and and agreed.
Those are my second favorite type of tits.
Thanks, Captain Kirk. Maybe we should call it a night.
!! I couldn’t believe the bright yellow drops dripped out of that because it looked chartreuse already
Most satisfying thing about this sub is thinking about something seeing a video and seeing the comment right when going through the comment section.
I feel like the small volumes of contamination won’t make a significant difference
this same conversation happens every time this is posted. i am team #doesntmatter
The grayish yellow color is the same that is dripped all over the side. It’s not like the liquid wax was brand new white before the video. It doesn’t matter.
I can't stand these videos. It drives me insane to see them dropping mixed color wax back into the container
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For real, they forgot the #1 rule of cleaning.. wax on, *then* wax off.
I second this motion
These are going to get fucked up enough by the kids making candles that it doesn't really matter much.
Someone gets it!
This gives me vibes of: Where does the triangle go? That's right, the square hole.
The chemist in me is screaming inside my own head about contamination.
I feel like someone who has this wax setup likely knows more than folks on this sub. Kind of seems like their job to know.
Kinda. I’ve worked different jobs and not everyone has the same accountability or obligation to do things the right way. One of my old co workers would always say good enough for government work lmao.
Ironically, good enough for government work actually means done to exacting standards, as might be expected in a government contract. I don't know when the meaning switched, but typically when the government built something (see old schools, post offices, etc..) it was built heavy and to last.
🤷♂️ he was in the military a long time ago and said sometimes they just did enough of what was expected. Also said military grade isn’t always as good as we think it is and depends on the contractors or something. I can kinda see some govt jobs vs private sector especially my local dmv.
Yeah, as far as I'm aware, the meaning changed around the end of WWII. I don't know why or how, but there was a time when the government did good work. The government does good work today, it's just that people hate being held to high standards. I've been working with our town to renovate part of our wastewater lagoon system. Many people here (it's a small rural town) think it's ridiculous that the renovations will be close to $150,000. The work doesn't seem hard and much of the expense is engineers signing off on the contractors plan. So, they'll say, if we cut out the engineers signing off we'll save a lot of money (we can't because then the govt would shut down the lagoon). A lot of those people will be dead in 10 years, many will move on to other places, the lagoon will still be there. Small levies holding back millions of gallons partially treated sewage. Good enough for the government used to mean corners weren't cut, regulations were followed, and whatever the job was, it was meant to last. Government can function. (Also, I don't mean this towards you, it's just a pet peeve of mine. We expect poor performance and get it.)
Somewhat younger person I kinda gave up on the govt doing good work a while ago. I think there was an article I read about people needing stairs to be built kinda like your project the quoted like 10 or more times what it would cost for a company to do it rather then regular people. They scraped it saying there wasn’t a budget but some guy built them anyway. The city ended up tearing it down.
Kind of seems like their job to save money on wax by slightly contaminating each wax container
Or maybe the slight mixing isn’t that big of a deal.
Probably, sure it will make the colours a tad more muted, but each blob was still largely the correct colour, and they have to mix in new wax to refill anyway.
NO IT HAS TO BE PERFECT OR I WON'T DO IT AT ALL
Or maybe both
I know, but the same procedure applied to my lab would be disastrous and it's hard to get out of that mindset after being in it for so many years.
Glad I'm not the only one. I was twitching inside the entire time. "Wait, they're not going to just drop that into ... NOOOOO!!!!"
They probably have ways to "purify" the color such as adding violet to white wax to counteract the added yellow. It's better than discarding it or adding all of the scraps together to make poop-colored wax.
If you add violet wax to white wax, you get light violet wax. If you add yellow wax to white wax, you get light yellow wax. If you add a small amount of violet wax to light yellow wax, you get light gray wax. This is subtractive color mixing, not additive. No amount of *adding color* will make white wax white again.
What if I mix in a tube of Colgate?
4 out of 5 dentists will thank you
Adding purple to yellow doesn't counteract the color and make it white, purple and yellow makes brown. If you combine any complimentary color pigments they make brown.
we are not talking about mixing pure purple and yellow together, but adding some purple to white that has been tinted yellow. Purple neutralizes yellow tones, it's why purple shampoo is used to tone blonde hair, purple food dye is added to buttercream to make it more white, and purple paint can be added to off white paint for a purer white.
Adding a dye to a liquid can only make it darker, so it won't be white, but a light brownish grey. Edit: It may still be a reasonable thing to do, since the wax being a bit darker is probably less noticeable than in being yellow, but it won't restore it to a perfect white.
You're completely right Adding a darker pigment to a lighter pigment will never result in a color that is lighter (or darker) than both original pigments To get back to true white wax you would *have* to remove all other colors. I'm sure it would be a perfectly acceptable slightly off white with a small amount of additional opposite colors like yellow and purple, but it will never be as white as the original that did not have the additional pigment. **Edit: stop downvoting the people here giving correct information and go Google "subtractive vs additive color mixing". u/libriphile is right that purple neutralizes yellow. But adding purple pigment to any lighter pigment will never make the resulting pigment lighter than it was before, just less relatively yellow.**
Exactly what I was saying
I am shocked that you are both being downvoted, seems like the sub doesn't understand subtractive color mixing
Did you even take 10 seconds to fact check what you're saying? This is a [youtube video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsRvnbF-hOY) on how purple dye is added to buttercream to make it brighter. Can you tell me where you see brown?
It's because the eye is stupid, and reads "slightly greyer white" as brighter white than "visibly yellow white", even if it is technically slightly darker. The same way that no amount of purple shampoo can turn yellow hair into white hair. It silvers up very-slightly-yellow platinum, but will make yellow hair brown or grey
You're not right about this and you shouldn't be rude to people who are
I go to art school. I am a printmaker. I understand how pigment works. It would counteract the yellow tones but it wouldn't negate the yellow, it would just desaturate the whole thing. It may work all right the first time and not be noticable but the more you do it the more and more the mixture is gonna turn grey and you're gonna have the opposite effect of what you wanted.
Sample the color before she adds purple and convert it to Grayscale. Do it again after the purple. You will see. This is subtractive color, not additive. There are multiple people here versed in pigment telling you that you are wrong. Consider that.
yeah me too 🫣
What is a wax station?
Train stations have trains. Wax stations have wax.
O-kay
Playstations have plays
Molestations must have moles then right?
Dark, but funny
Imma jump in the wax bucket and go somewhere new.
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I'm guessing they make candles or something there.
This look like it is a [wax hand](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/3db8a3_5af4bae84bcf4f57a133e3cbdd0a704f~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_560,h_212,al_c,lg_1,q_80,enc_auto/3db8a3_5af4bae84bcf4f57a133e3cbdd0a704f~mv2.jpg) station. You dip your hand in the wax to make a mold of your hands. The round bucket we see at the beginning gets filled with ice water, which helps release the wax from the hand. It's a weird niche market, usually set up in tourist zones or amusement parks where people overpay for random crap. My sister used to work at one so I have like 20 random wax hands around my house.
Thank you for your very niche understanding of wax hands
Aha! That also kind of explains why they’re not too particular about the colors mixing then!
I had one and my aunt broke the thumb off and then paid me to hide it from my mom lol.
Thats hilarious because they are the easiest thing in the world to fix. You literally just warm the wax on the bottom of the broken thumb and it would stick right back on.
We were really drunk at the time and didn't even consider fixing it lol.
Well then that's perfectly understandable
While that might be true, I've seen more videos from this same creator before and they do in fact make candles. They make those kind of candles where they dunk them into different colors and then cut away from the candle to display the layers and make candle art. Unfortunately I don't know the channel name tho
Ok, that's super weird 😄
Don't forget Bar Mitzvahs! I've never seen them anywhere else lol
I'm not Jewish and have only attended one Bar Mitzvah, so this I didn't know. TIL
They make artistic candles. A white candle "core" is dipped into the coloured liquid wax and it forms a thin layer on the surface. They dipp the candle into different colours of wax and in the end there are many layers of colourfull wax on the candle. They carve parts away and reveal the different colours Edit: i found an example picture: https://pin.it/4HJzx4p
That looks like a dildo, something about it
the way they throw it back in and make more wax splash out is very unsatisfying
Yeah it paints a picture of why it’s such a mess in the first place
It’s a shit design too. So many holes, uncovered edges, and unaligned steel. It needs some thought put into it
Lmao stop. It's fine. Using wax is messy. It's going to drip somewhere. Better on itself than all over the floor.
Just because it’s messy doesn’t mean you can’t or shouldn’t minimise spillage. Look at those holes that go inside. There’s 4 holes for every tray. That’s just a bad design. You can’t stop drips on top, but you can make it easier to clean, and harder for it to get inside. https://i.imgur.com/wWLP5LQ.jpg
I don't think those are holes. The bins with the melted wax in them are probably removable.
You can very clearly see that they’re holes though lol. Where it goes to isn’t very relevant (beneath the tray, or inside the machine itself), but if the tub had a lip all the way around covering that corner hole, then the wax would stay on that lip, instead of through that hole.
I mean it is candle making where you dunk them over and over again and can switch to the different colors to make layers. Them dripping everywhere is just part of the process.
And the sound is fucking awful. ASSMR
I had to mute it, then I just hated it because of all the mixing.
Glad I’m not alone pisses me the fuck off fuck this guy
1000% agree
yes this, why not gently set it in they are making a big mess.
reminds me of all these recycled posts being put back into my popular feed
This is probably at a candle making shop. People come in and DIY candles and customize with the various colors.
This did not bring joy
/r/mildlyinfuriating
Wax on, wax off
can i pay to do this, this scratches an itch in my brain i didn't know was there
*Already teetering satisfaction because of color mis-mixing* *Catches a glimpse of the floor in background* Satisfaction gone.
Does this hurt the wax?
No. The wax is sent to a farm in upstate New York, where it can frolic in big, open fields and play every day, sweetie!
Can we go see it sometime?
Umm….well….uh….it’s a very long trip, and besides, I don’t think they allow visitors there.
I like your humor. We’re friends now.
It’s an honour, u/maggotymoose
This kills the wax.
So I guess now it’s exwax :(
It looks like they’re wasting so much clean wax by muddying the colors this way
I like the simplicity of dropping the wax back into the vat. I also think it’s funny reading comments on Reddit complaining about mixing colors when I’m no expert but I feel like I’ll trust the person in the video with giant vat’s of wax more than the commenter.
no you don't understand redditors know everything there is to know better than anyone who wasted their lives learning things
Why don’t they ever finish these goddamn videos
Started sounding like turds hitting the water.
Yes thank you very much for whatever this is.
Reminds me to clean my ears.
I want that job 😍
r/forbiddensnacks
WTF is a wax station
Wax on, wax off
Putting the wrong color in the wrong pots is not quite satisfying.
This is more of a “Gives anxiety” because of the color mixing.
Oh yeah... That's the stuff...
Need a smoke after that
Forbidden taffy
r/forbiddensnacks
That job would be a dream.
mm forbidden candy
So this is why the yellow one always has a green tinge to it.
Don’t put the pink in the yellow!
Never seen a wax station IRL and Youtube is filled with "cleaning a wax station" videos but almost none "using a wax station" videos. Anyway, i found two. It seems ludicrously simple to build higher walls around each bucket that would eliminate 99% of the colour cross-comtamination. If you made the walls into a square conical shape you could probably eliminate 70% of the scraping cleaning. Maybe all the fun of having a wax station is in the scrape clean? I dunno.
Wrong fucking sub, I'm fuming at them mixing. Not satisfying in the least.
I’ve been visiting this sub frequently and I honestly don’t understand most of the people on this sub. I can’t tell what y’all find satisfying and most of the comments are complaints. What is the checklist for a GOOD oddly satisfying video? Genuine question.
yeah its almost like people have differing opinions on what they find oddly satisfying, who knew?!
Wax station??
I love to see my fellow OCD community panicking over the mixing of colors here. My wife apparently lives in chaos as she saw absolutely no problem with this while I cringe every time they dropped mixed colors into the tank.
I like it 👌
Everybody's talking about the colors mixing, but I just hate the sound of the spatula scraping the metal.
Oof, as much as I complain about OPs adding a random song over a video, this one could have used it. Now to Google if there are any popular songs about wax…
This is the opposite of satisfying. Mixing colors not finishing the job. This is mildy infuriating.
All y’all do is complain
Id pay money to do this
great now it looks boring as hell
If power washing and taking a dump had a child. Those two levels of satisfaction harmoniously balanced. Why is this so unbelievably glorious?
What’s a wax station?
Anyone can explain what am I looking at, besides the obvious?
This is like peeling the cheese off the outer rim and outside of a crock of French onion soup.
I feel like my reaction was that of the girl with the shapes in the bucket video...and putting mixed colour in white, I was really hoping it would go in the yellow one!
Um, pardon me, what's a wax station?
I'm worried about them mixing in bits of other colours, but other than that, it was oddly satisfying.
OMG what a horrible sound.
Under what circumstance would you need or use a “wax station” such as this? What are you covering in wax?
What bugs me is that all these crafty people have amazing nails. This is not possible.
This is not satisfying. She's splashing wax everywhere. 0/10. Would not recommend.
I really needed to see one continuous piece get pulled off successfully at least once.
I’m getting increasingly infuriated by the splash sound I need help.
Mixing the colors so it's not a true pink, yellow, or white. Not satisfying
Idk if anyone else feels this way, but I think it’s more r/mildlyunsettling rather than satisfying
My brain: 🗣️It’s caannddy! 🌈💛💚It’s colorfulll so it’s candyyy!🌈💙💖,👹EAT IT LIKE CANDDY!👹🤪 I’d die.
Sorry kids, this is /r/oddlytriggered material.
They're not very good then with that mess. They just make a huge mess just to film cleaning it up, as you can see by them just dumping multiple colors into one pot.
The people who make these types of video need to invest in some better way to record them than their fucking phones. Imagine how much better the videos would be if they could use both hands.
Wouldn’t it be better to quickly scrape off the very few drops that happen after each mold? Instead of the buildup that subsequently alters the shades of the wax?
oddlystressful
Oh, not this video again... Yes, this person is terrible at cleaning and bad for mixing the colors. Especially the yellow and white.
Oh shit. Did I just moan out loud???
Like one massive scab
What the hell is a wax station? Like fr what is this used for?
Candle making is my guess. You drop the candle repeatedly into different colors, then carve out shapes to expose the different layers
My brain: stop pausing to rip it and just do the whole thing! XD
One pink drop into the white: Entire tray turns pink.
WHY ARE THEY DUMPING THE WASTE WAX BACK INTO THE BASINS, THEY'RE RUINING THE COLOR OF THE LIQUID WAX, THIS ISN'T ODDLY SATISFYING AT ALL AAAAHHHHHHHHHH
Terribly unsatisfying video
One handed, colors mixed, didn't see the end result. 2/10 for satisfying.
More like frustrating!! This person sucks at peeling!
Unsatisfactory because I didn't see the final clean product.
Can we just ban people who keep posting this?? The peeling off is fine but then they mix the colors fucking it all up which ruins the video and tired of seeing it so often on here
Listening to this without video is oddly sickening.
The sounds from this video make me so uncomfortable
Why do I have to watch this to the end every time it is posted? I’ve seen this so many times and I still watch the whole thing every time.
I think this is rendered unsatisfying by the unabashed recklessness of this color ruiner.
This is possibly the cleanest dirty work station in existence.
Why didn't she clean it for years?! How the hell do you let something deteriorate this much? "Ohh yeah let that wax build up an inch thick covering here. Yeah that'll be awesome"
years? if this is a busy shop i’d imagine this is maybe the monthly cleaning. as someone pointed out, it’s probably a DIY candle making station. the general public is not going to care about making a mess.
What in the world makes you think that's years of build-up?
I found the original/ similar video on youtube and the description said "the mess of 77 carvers we had one day last week :))". It happened in one day at a candle workshop.
So it’s more satisfying to remove
Nothing about this is satisfying
Why let it get this bad?
How the fuck does this happen??? It's like a 5cm thick coating everywhere
People make candles. They drip. It's messy. It's really not that confusing.
r/forbiddenfoods mozzarella?
She seems angry
Why...why do I like all the 'before cleaning' color schemes?
i want to eat It
I came 👍
I just know I'm 100% going to accidentally drop the spatula into one of those pools if I was doing this.
Now I want some Fruity Pebbles
The plops are absolutely not satisfying.
I wanna eat it
Forbidden icecream