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Thanks for the suggestions.
Tried the iron and brown paper idea - not bad but still quite a lot of sticky residue left.
Me thinks, I may need a new carpet.
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I once did the same thing with a large (lit) candle on a new carpet. I tried a similar thing, but used a few layers of kitchen towel with a warm iron. It worked a treat. I just scraped up as much as I could first.0
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you can buy wax cleaner, which will remove the wax. As above it is oil based. You may be able to buy from boots in their electrical beauty department as a replacement item. If not google if you hair a sallys hair and beauty near or any other hair and beauty wholesaler.
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Hello :beer: We have an older thread on just this subject - I'll add your post to keep ideas together.
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0
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