How can I remove dried candle wax from a glass votive candle holder?
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I've wax stuck at the bottom and would like to remove them? I tried something like scissors but it's messy.
Any suggestions besides a sharp object?
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However, once you have wax stuck to the votive, you should clear a small area in the freezer and gently secure the votive inside to freeze the wax. Allow the votive to sit inside the freezer for several hours to ensure that the wax freezes. After several hours have passed, attempt to pry the wax loose carefully with a dull knife, preferably a butter knife.
The wax should easily become dislodged. Any remaining wax residue can be removed by washing the glass votive in a solution of hot, soapy water.
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1. Partly plug the sink drain with the stopper to stop wax from flowing down the drain. Then run the holder under pure hot water, rotating it and making the wax fall way or melt.
2. If things are really stubborn get a tea kettle and boil water then use the steam to make the wax release...
wash the holder and you should be good to go. Hot water normally does the trick for me.
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I'm taking this from the "how to get wax off a carpet" idea:
# Let the wax harden, then scrap off the excess with a dull knife.
# Place part of a paper bag, a sheet of newspaper, paper towels, or a clean cloth over the wax.
# Using a warm iron, press gently on the paper bag. Be careful not to leave the iron in one place too long or you may burn the carpet fibers.
# Voila! The paper bag will soak up the melted wax.
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