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I have a very thin coat of wax on the inside of a hurricane glass candle holder. I cannot seem to find anything to remove it, and it is too tall to fit in the freezer.
Thanks in advance!
Mary Mattern from Ocean Shores, WA
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RE: Wax Inside Hurricane Glass Candle Holder
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Post By Sharon (Guest Post)
(01/17/2006)
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Be careful removing the wax in your sink! You could cause a stoppage in your plumbing!... You could use a hairdyer to melt the wax...letting the wax drip onto newspaper, etc...
RE: Wax Inside Hurricane Glass Candle Holder
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Post By Jessica (Guest Post)
(01/16/2006)
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If you can, run the hot water over it as mentioned above. I also use the non-scratch dish sponges to get the hard to remove wax off when rinsing with the warm water.
RE: Wax Inside Hurricane Glass Candle Holder
Mary,
Have you tried placing the candle holder in the basin of your sink & running hot water into it? This would melt the wax residue from the glass & you'd be able to rid the container of the wax residue in liquid form. Once removed, be sure to dry the container throughly.
Marla
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