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How much scent oil do I need to dip 100 incense sticks?
If I want to make 100 cones, and assuming a 50/50 mix of oil and DPG, how much oil and how much DPG would I need to make 100 cones?
Hello, I clicked on the free book for incense making, but it only returns me to the selfsame page. Am I doing something wrong here? Thank you, Lauren
How long should I cure my incense after makingn them?
Where can I find this e-book?
Is it really free?
How can you offer such a nice product for free?
What ads?
Does that mean I have to respond to the ads?

New Version Available!

There has been a major revision to the Incense e-book and it now includes the usage of DPG as well as an added chapter on making cone incense.

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How much scent oil do I need to dip 100 incense sticks?

Approximately 2.5 ounces of liquid per 100 sticks. This can be any combination of scent oil and dpg or carrier oil.

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If I want to make 100 cones, and assuming a 50/50 mix of oil and DPG, how much oil and how much DPG would I need to make 100 cones?

It takes 2 ounces of oil / DPG mix to make 100 cones so 1 ounce of oil and 1 ounce of DPG. This may vary slightly with different oils depending on the viscosity.

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Hello, I clicked on the free book for incense making, but it only returns me to the selfsame page. Am I doing something wrong here? Thank you, Lauren

It is most likely one of two things: 1. The download dialog box is being blocked by a popup blocker - try holding down the Ctrl key when clicking. 2. The download dialog opens in its own window - check to make sure it didn't open under your browser, or open in a new tab if useing a tabbed browser such as Mozilla or IE7.

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How long should I cure my incense after makingn them?

Generally I cure them for 30 to 60 days depending on the fragrance and the dilution. I normally do this by setting them in a coffee can uncovered. If you keep them wrapped or covered it takes much longer.

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Where can I find this e-book?

More details and the download link can be found at http://onestopcandle.com/ebooks/ebooks.htm

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Is it really free?

Yes, we don't charge any money for it.

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How can you offer such a nice product for free?

The book is paid for by advertising.

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What ads?

The ads are designed to be very unobtrusive so as not to detract from the user's e-book experience. So they are not what you might normally associate with ads. The advertising is in the form of text links.

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Does that mean I have to respond to the ads?

Absolutely not. Although people who read the book will have a use for the products and it would be nice if they support us by buying them here, there is no obligation to buy anything or even to click on the ads.

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