candlegrease and candle wax

thriftlady_2

A few kitchen towels on the wax, then run over with a warm iron? It worked for me on a rug.

sandy71

Could you melt it with a hairdryer then wipe it up?

zippychick

Hi Pinkpeach:hello:

Two great suggestions so far - I would try either to be honest I have seen Kim and aggie do the hair dryer one, and an iron is also anothjer good way of getting it out.

Do let us know how you get on

There is another thread -candlewax and candlegrease so I'll add your thread to that one later, so if someone asks in future they can find the answer

I know you say you searched the indexed collections, but sometimes it is easier to do an advanced search - explained very well by Squeaky - I searched but couldn't find anything.

Once you learn to use the advanced search, there will be no stopping you

thanks
Zip

vivaladiva

Kitchen roll and a warm iron?

aliadds

PinkPeach have you tried gently scraping with an ice scraper or something like a credit card?

sandy71

aliadds wrote: »

PinkPeach have you tried gently scraping with an ice scraper or something like a credit card?

Well thats not very MSE is it:rotfl:

LandyAndy

sandy71 wrote: »

Well thats not very MSE is it:rotfl:

Perhaps the advice should be to cut the card in half before using it as a scraper;).

I'd go with the kitchen roll and iron personally.

aliadds

sandy71 wrote: »

Well thats not very MSE is it:rotfl:

Oops! I meant your B00ts Advantage card

Butterfly_Brain

I would go with the hairdryer, silicone scraper and kitchen roll

Gingernutmeg

I've got wax off hard surfaces but getting a very hot, damp cloth and holding it over the wax for a couple of minutes. Usually the wax softens wnough for you to just wipe it away.