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Removing Leg Wax From Couch |
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I know this sounds silly, but: My roomate was waxing her legs, and managed to spill the wax on the floor. Before she could get it cleaned up, her dog walked through it, and then proceeded to walk across my brand new couch. I am afraid to use the same harsh chemicals that took it off of the kitchen floor, on the couch. The couch is a suede like material that is 100% microdenier polyester fiber, and is a very dark merlot color. I have contacted the manufactuer, but they were really no help. Does anyone have any suggestions?
RavenSkylar
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RE: Removing Leg Wax From Couch
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Post By Chella (Guest Post)
(05/01/2005)
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Hi you can try a couple of things. I learn this from the "queen of clean".
1) Put Ice on it and make it really really hard.
2) Scrape off as much as you can with an old credit card or grocery store card.
3) Take a plain paper bag with no writing on it. Place it on the wax area, warm up the bag with your hair dryer. The wax residue will go into the bag.
You can look up tips on diy.net under queen of clean
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