How can I remove hardened candle wax from cloth (faux fur)?

Answer 1

take a piece of paper a low setting iron it will pick it up besides your insurance will cover this go collect

Answer 2

Apply an ice cube wrapped in a soft rag to the area to completely harden the wax. Then remove the rag and place fake fur on a hard surface and scrap wax off with a butter knife.

If any residue remains try a clean rag over the area and place a warm iron on top for a few seconds. Be careful as your fake fur may be flammable.

Answer 3

The best thing to do, is to scrape away as much as you can with a knife, then put some brown paper on the wax. Run a warm iron over it, do this as many times as is needed to remove as much of the wax as possible which should now have transferred to the brown paper. Then the napkin will have to be washed in the normal way.

Answer 4

Place brown paper over the wax and then iron. Make sure the iron is not too hot or you will melt the fur! The brown paper will absorb the wax. You might need to place some brown paper under the item too.

Worked wonders when I spilt candle wax on my new carpet!

Answer 5

My instincts say put it in hot water and the wax should melt and float up. Or is there something about putting it in the freezer and it will just break off?

Answer 6

Freeze the wax (if item will fit in the freezer do that, if not put a pile of ice on it). It will come off very easily.

Answer 7

Use a hot iron and folded paper towels to soak up the wax.

Answer 8

Put kitchen roll over the wax and iron with a luke warm iron, should do the trick

Answer 9

use a object that is hot so that when you put it on dried wax it will melt away.do not use a flame cause might damage cloth.

Answer 10

try freezing it with ice cubes and breaking the wax off