Removing Wax From TableclothsFirst, apply ice to the wax to harden it. Scrape off as much as you can with a butterknife or laminated card. Next, use an iron and some paper towels or clean paper bags. Place one towel under the fabric and another one on top of the wax. On medium high heat, gently iron the area until the wax transfers onto the towel or bag. Remove the paper towel and replace with another, continue ironing. Repeat until you have removed all of the wax. If a colored candle leaves a stain, pretreat the stain and wash as soon as possible. |
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Removing Wax From Wood FurnitureApply ice to wax to harden it and carefully scrape off using a laminated card or dull butterknife. Try not to scratch the surface of the wood. To remove the remaining wax, rub with paste furniture wax. Wipe with a dry, soft cloth. |
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Removing Wax From Carpet & UpholstryApply ice to wax to harden. Then break the wax into pieces and vaccume or pick up immediately. |
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Removing Wax From Glass Votive HoldersPlace votive holder in tthe freezer for several hours until wax is frozen solid. Then gently scrape away using a dull butterknife. Finally, wash in warm soapy water. (hint: place a small amount of water in the bottom of the votive hoder before placing candle in. This should prevent the wax from sticking.) |
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