Review on 💌 Triwol Deluxe Wax Seal Kit with Warmer, Stamp Set, and Spoon Holder - Melting Sticks or Beads for Wedding Envelope Seals by Linda Diaz

Yes it's pretty easy to use, it works well as long as you keep an eye on it, the only issue was the quality of the *most used tool*. I've used it twice. One for sealing small jars with wax (off-label, in case anyone is interested) and one for making seals. When I tried to clean the wax after sealing, the spoon head broke off the wooden handle. Upon closer inspection of the scrap, the metal that the spoon itself is made of is *actually* cheap, brass, cast aluminum. It doesn't appear to be brass. Congratulations on cheating customers. I appreciate the fact that I can't fully utilize twice what I spent $20 on. Aluminum has a low melting point, it is often believed that with a little heat it can bend and even break. Like a candle? let's go folks. For real? You have developed a product that is doomed to fail. I would happily pay more if you could at least get your product right. Anyway, I wanted a more old-fashioned way of melting wax, so I originally went with this over the electric one. If only it was done right I would have paid more for better materials.