Remove Wax from Votive Candle Holders

RE: Remove Wax from Votive Candle Holders Post by Sheraone (33) | (07/09/2007) Contact Oh and I meant to say that if youre reusing the wax, popping it in the freezer may possibly add moisture, especially if it has additives in it. Dont let anyone tell you that popping a wicked candle into a freezer helps it burn longer. It doesnt..and it definitely adds moisture to the wick. RE: Remove Wax from Votive Candle Holders Post by Sheraone (33) | (07/09/2007) Contact I find that either popping it in the oven for a little while at less than 200 or just sitting it on my candle warmer melts everything.. I can pour it out and wipe clean in a jiffy with paper towel. Wax to me, is like gold and I use every bit of it. If it's the end of a candle I want to strain out all the wick and black bits with a piece of panty hose. I keep a special tin soup can for my candle warmer just to use for that. RE: Remove Wax from Votive Candle Holders Post By Michigan Mom (Guest Post) (11/08/2006) Wow! She's right! Put the votive in the freezer and that wax just pops right out after about an hour! No mess! Thank you! Tip: Remove Wax from Votive Candle Holders Post by ThriftyFun (3951) | (12/07/2000) Profile | Blog! | Contact Put the candle holder in the freezer overnight. In the morning gently tap it upside down and the wax will fall out. Ellen Feedback: RE: Remove Wax from Votive Candle Holders 06/10/2004 I found it easy to let your votive candles soak in HOT water for at least 15 minutes. Then you can just pull the unwanted candle out. It always seems to work for me. By Channon RE: Remove Wax from Votive Candle Holders 01/13/2006 I've found it also easy to pour some finger nail polish in the candle let it sit for about 15-20 mins. The remaining votive candle will fall out By Anna