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I have a tile bathroom floor, I recently spilled leg wax on the floor, and I can't get it up. I have tried acetone, scraping, laying a paperbag over it and blow drying it. Nothing works, most of it is gone, but there is a sticky resudue.
Help!
Michelle from Wichita Kansas
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RE: Leg Wax on a Tile Floor
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Post By Jess (Guest Post)
(04/17/2007)
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TSP :)
RE: Leg Wax on a Tile Floor
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Post By Eudora (Guest Post)
(05/11/2006)
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Thanks to Starlight! What a mess. If you scrape the excess off, then Goo Gone Gel will get the rest. And it smells a lot better than WD-40.
RE: Leg Wax on a Tile Floor
I own a hair salon and wax spills do happen from time to time. Here's what works for me...this also works for candle wax on carpets. Cover the wax with paper towels I usually do two, one on top of the other. Press the paper towels over the wax and heat it with a warm iron. I put the iron on low, it can't be too hot just enough to soften the wax a tiny bit so it will adhere to the paper towel. Keep moving the paper towel around and pressing the iron on a clean section until the wax is up.
RE: Leg Wax on a Tile Floor
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Post By Starlight (Guest Post)
(11/15/2005)
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Have you tried Goo Gone to get the sticky off? This stuff works great on most things - it may be worth a try -
RE: Leg Wax on a Tile Floor
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Post By janie (Guest Post)
(11/15/2005)
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use wd-40 it will take must stuff like that
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