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How should you measure your ingredients?

Measurements What TO Do: Measuring The RIGHT Way How should you measure your ingredients?

While these questions ask about measuring wax, the same principles apply to other ingredients, like essential oils!

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1. Question
Which is the best way to measure your wax?
- By volume (size): look at the lines on the cup to see how much wax you have.
- By weight: look at the numbers on the scale
- Just eyeball it
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What is the correct order of steps for measuring your wax?
- Pour the dry wax into the cup. Place the cup on the scale. "Tare" or "Zero Out" the scale. Read the measurement on the scale.
- Place the cup on the scale. "Tare" or "Zero Out" the scale. Pour the dry wax into the cup. Read the measurement on the scale.
- Pour the wax directly onto the scale. Pour boiling water onto the wax. Throw the scale in the garbage. Get a burrito.
- Place the cup on the scale. Pour the dry wax into the cup. "Tare" or "Zero Out" the scale. Read the measurement on the scale.
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Why do we “tare” or “zero out” the scale after placing the cup on the scale?
- We are trying to find out the weight of the wax, not the weight of the cup. When we put the cup on the scale and then click the "reset" or "start" or "tare" button, the scale considers the weight of the cup to be 0. So when we pour wax into it, the scale just tells us the weight of the wax itself.
- Because that's what Jovanna said to do.
- Because we want it to show in milliliters instead of ounces.
- Trick question! We don't! We zero out the scale BEFORE we place the cup on the scale.
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