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Potions Brews & Oils
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A group for any and all that love to make their own concoctions in a pot, or cauldron ;). Focusing on topics about magickal brews, ointments, oils, teas, or potions that can be used to heal, protect, conjure, invoke, banish, etc.
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Comment by Skooky Artist on October 25, 2013 at 15:16 -
I use a plain old cast Iron Dutch Oven for my cauldron when I have the need for one. I found that it works just as well as any "cauldron" you might buy. Generally cheaper and comes with a lid and available in multiple sizes depending on your needs. Can sometimes be found at thrift stores for decent prices to. I've never seen a cauldron with a lid before. I have a copper pot that I occasionally use as well.
Like Ellie said. beware of cheap not cast iron ones.
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Comment by Ms. Witch(Sara) on October 16, 2013 at 20:36 -
That's what I was worried about! Thanks so much!
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Comment by Ellie Heff on October 16, 2013 at 18:38
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Hi Sara, I would say it depends on the quality/type of a cauldron. They are not all made equal :) . Most of those I doubt are even cast iron-- but any metal should be okay for burning incense or holding liquids -- however many of these non-cast iron ones are coated in a layer of black paint to look more like cast iron.. and I probably wouldn't burn or boil in them because that stuff will also burn into your mix and peel away, and we wouldn't want that.
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Comment by Ms. Witch(Sara) on October 16, 2013 at 11:47
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This might be a dumb question but can you use those cauldrons you see at new age shops on the range?
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