Removing Candle Wax on Leather Furniture
Lilly from Burlington Ontario
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RE: Removing Candle Wax on Leather Furniture
Did you ever remove the wax? Or did you ever buy a new chair? I just found some cheap chairs, really depends on what you are after.
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Post By Tessa R. (Guest Post)
RE: Removing Candle Wax on Leather Furniture
The hairdryer definitely works, I tried it on my leather dining chair - just remember to keep the hairdryer moving and not to get too close with it. A good tip is to clean up with baby wipes with that have baby lotion in them. The leather will absorb it and prevent it drying out.
As some wax also dripped on to my varnished oak dining table, I can also testify to the credit card method working, for any residue left, I VERY carefully used the hairdryer (from a good distance) and good old baby wipes to finish off.
Post By Janet (Guest Post)
RE: Removing Candle Wax on Leather Furniture
Any other suggestions please?
Post By jocelyn (Guest Post)
RE: Removing Candle Wax on Leather Furniture
Dude, leather chairs are cheap as chips these days, just get another one.
Try http://www.intercounty.com/office_chairs/
Post By Roddy Wilson (Guest Post)
RE: Removing Candle Wax on Leather Furniture
THANK_YOU FOR THE HELP!!!!
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