Wax Residue on Wood Floors

RE: Wax Residue on Wood Floors Post By Melanie (Guest Post) (10/27/2004) Aim your hairdryer at it to heat it up a little and then just pick it away. Could also push it away with a credit card or something after it's warmed up. RE: Wax Residue on Wood Floors Post by spelch (9) | (10/27/2004) Contact freeze the wax with ice cubes and scrape up brittle frozen wax with a plastic spatula. RE: Wax Residue on Wood Floors Post by DearWebby (18) | (10/27/2004) Contact Pile a quarter inch of Kleenex onto the wax stain, then park a clothes iron on itand set it for "wool". Let it sit for 5 minutes then check. If the kleenex turns brown under the iron, it's a bit too hot. Excessive heat does not help, it just takes time. In 5 - 10 minutes the wax will have been wicked out of the wood and into the Kleenex. Avoid thinners or alcohol or solvents. They will just drag the wax deeper into the wood. Have FUN! DearWebby http://webby.com/humor