A worked example
12 × 216 g with 5% extra = 2,721.6 g of mixture: 2,520 g wax and 201.6 g fragrance at 8%.
Scale a measured fill weight to a whole batch, with an explicit extra allowance for material left in the pitcher.
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Mix weight = fill per candle × count × (1 + extra ÷ 100). Split that weight using the wax-based fragrance load.
Wax to prepare
2,520 gThe allowance increases both materials proportionally; it does not increase the target fill per candle. It is a planning allowance, not an extra fragrance percentage.
Mix weight = fill per candle × count × (1 + extra ÷ 100). Split that weight using the wax-based fragrance load.
12 × 216 g with 5% extra = 2,721.6 g of mixture: 2,520 g wax and 201.6 g fragrance at 8%.
The allowance increases both materials proportionally; it does not increase the target fill per candle. It is a planning allowance, not an extra fragrance percentage.
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