Wax Remover
Hello dumplings,
An Alert Reader told me that my link to the Illuminations website yielded no luck in the search for wax remover, so I found this one:
http://www.improvementscatalog.com/home/improvements/53770-Candle-Wax-Remover.html
I ordered something from this company about ten years ago and it was just dandy.
Good luck.
Waxily yours, PB
An Alert Reader told me that my link to the Illuminations website yielded no luck in the search for wax remover, so I found this one:
http://www.improvementscatalog.com/home/improvements/53770-Candle-Wax-Remover.html
I ordered something from this company about ten years ago and it was just dandy.
Good luck.
Waxily yours, PB
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4 Comments:
Okay, PB, I ordered it and charged it on the church credit card, so it better be good!
Thanks for the hint.
My password on that site is now WaxyRevMinister.
actually, if you look carefully in the odd cleaning products of your larger grocery story, you might find a product called "WaxAway." Works great.
Wow, I never knew wax remover existed -- I always did the thing with tissue paper and a warm iron (similar to bitb's recipe but not quite the same).
The problem with that, bitb, is that it doesn't work. You might get the clump of wax off, but you still have a colored (if the candle was colored) and greasy stain on the fabric.
Turst me, I've spent many a long and lovely dinner party languishing at the table watching the wax drip all over the tablecloth, but unwilling to break up the conversation. My tablecloths look like it, too.
Oh, but this stuff is for the altar cloths at church! Yes, indeedy, it surely is!
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