How do you get candle wax off clothing?
How do you get candle wax off clothing?
Author
Discussion

Marcia

Original Poster:

5,099 posts

219 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Was'nt sure where to place this topic but does anyone know how to get candlewax off a fleece coat?have tried putting it in the freezer,someone told me it would just chip off,it's been in there a few hours and it'is'nt working,suggestions please.

Saddle bum

4,211 posts

248 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
White spirit. But test on fabric first.

ConcreteBuffalo

1,053 posts

218 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
On the same note, candle wax off carpets? Driving me insane.

Sorry to go (slightly) off topic.

Edited by ConcreteBuffalo on Thursday 19th November 15:16

grumbledoak

32,571 posts

262 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Kitchen towel and a warm iron.



It isn't exactly Machismo City in here, is it?

Red Firecracker

5,346 posts

256 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Put brown paper on it and then iron over the top which will melt the wax onto the paper.

ConcreteBuffalo

1,053 posts

218 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
grumbledoak said:
It isn't exactly Machismo City in here, is it?
hehe

Marcia

Original Poster:

5,099 posts

219 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Cheers will try the iron first.

Marcia

Original Poster:

5,099 posts

219 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Red Firecracker said:
Put brown paper on it and then iron over the top which will melt the wax onto the paper.
Don't have any brown paper,but will try with kitchen towel.

Pothole

34,367 posts

311 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
newspaper better than kitchen roll, brown paper better than newspaper

Marcia

Original Poster:

5,099 posts

219 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
grumbledoak said:
Kitchen towel and a warm iron.



It isn't exactly Machismo City in here, is it?
thumbupJust done it worked an absolute treat,cheers.

bigTee

5,546 posts

250 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Red Wine.

Los Palmas 7

29,908 posts

259 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
bigTee said:
Red Wine.
Goes to my head, makes me forget that I still need her so...

bigTee

5,546 posts

250 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Los Palmas 7 said:
bigTee said:
Red Wine.
Goes to my head, makes me forget that I still need her so...
Red, red wine, it's up to you.
All I can do I've done.
Memories won't go, memories won't go

BoRED S2upid

21,050 posts

269 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Burn it.

Penny-lope

13,645 posts

222 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
grumbledoak said:
Kitchen towel and a warm iron.
Paper bag, rather than kitchen towel

Marcia

Original Poster:

5,099 posts

219 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Penny-lope said:
grumbledoak said:
Kitchen towel and a warm iron.
Paper bag, rather than kitchen towel
As i said,kitchen towel worked a treat,but thanks for the advice smile

Evangelion

8,670 posts

207 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Put it in a freezer for a couple of hours? Would that make it brittle enough to break off if you tap it with a hammer?

Project 644

37,069 posts

217 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Why have you dripped candle wax everywhere? Did you miss the nipples?

Marcia

Original Poster:

5,099 posts

219 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all
Project 644 said:
Why have you dripped candle wax everywhere? Did you miss the nipples?
I was in the pub with friends,and there were candles on the tables,and i knocked it off spilling wax on to my coat,and a friends coat.

NDA

25,624 posts

254 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
quotequote all

Use scissors or a sharp knife to cut out the area with the wax on.