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Feb 07 2011

Dear Katie, A New Blog Feature,Remove Candle Wax

Many of you know that I have a website called Go Ask Katie. It was suggested to me recently that I should include some of my questions and answers here at Katherine’s Corner too. So after giving it some thought I decided to start adding Dear Katie questions here once in a while. If you enjoy it then I will continue. It was difficult to select the first question. But, I decided on this one from the  House and Home Category

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Dear Katie, We had a romantic candle light dinner last night. But candle wax dripped on my table cloth can you help?

Thanks Kathy

Dear Kathy, I know this may sound a bit silly. But, put the tablecloth in the freezer. The wax will freeze and it’ll be easier to remove.

After a few hours. Take the tablecloth out of the freezer and using a plastic spoon or another dull utensil gently begin to scrape away the frozen wax. It will most likely just start to crumble.

If some wax still remains you will do the opposite of freezing. Heat your iron to medium high setting and place a clean dry cloth on top of the wax ( a cloth you can throw away afterward). Place the cloth on top of the wax and gently run the iron over the the cloth moving the cloth a bit with each pass until the wax is soaked into the cloth. Be careful not to transfer the wax back onto the cloth.

Then spray with a spot remover and wash normally. This should work.

I hope you’ll continue to have many romantic evenings, Katie

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  1. Allyson Pecilunas

    Awesome! I love it. Thanks for the tip!

    1. kath1960

      My pleasure let me know if you ever try this. Hugs

  2. PoetessWug

    I like this feature!…And that's a great tip about the wax too!

    1. kath1960

      Thank you , more to share hugs!

  3. Odie Langley

    That was great Katie & I hope you will show us more in the future.
    Odie

    1. kath1960

      more on the way my sweet friend.

  4. Sherri

    I did know that tip, it is a great one I've used it many, many times! Thanks for sharing!

    1. kath1960

      awesome, you are one step ahead already,giggle.

  5. Rebecca

    So sending it to the dry cleaners and paying high fees isn't the only way to remove wax?

    1. kath1960

      save your money!

  6. My Vicarious Life

    Augh! I got candle wax on my mirror after blowing a candle out too forcefully. Any idea how to remove that?

    1. kath1960

      Rub an ice cube or baggie full of ice over the wax drippings for several minutes. Freezing.Use a plastic butter knife or similar item to pull up the hardened wax. Work the edge of the knife under the edge of the wax and pry it up. The wax will pop off with very little force.Allow the mirror to come back to room temperature ( this is important). If there’s still a bit left heat with a blow dryer ( back and forth motion) and wipe away.

  7. Stacey

    Great blog! Following you from Bloggy Moms. Would love to have you visit and follow back. http://supermamawannabe.blogspot.com
    Come find out how to win a pair of Uggs!

  8. Olga

    Great tips! I like the idea of questions/answers here on your blog. Could be very useful.

    1. kath1960

      I’m happy you like it. Hugs

  9. Donna

    It's always good to have new tips so thankyou…but really I enjoy just coming here for the ambiance and MUSIC!! Love it Katie!!

    1. kath1960

      Thank you Donna, hoping you always enjoy your visits. xo

  10. Sue

    Ooh I love your blog. It has so many lovely things on it.

    Love the tip about the candle. Thanks for that!

    Sue xx

    1. kath1960

      Welcome Sue, hope to see you again soon

  11. Sarah @ Modern Country Style

    I love this idea to put the q and as up here. And what a genius idea to put it in the freezer. I'll be doing that!

    Sarahx

    1. kath1960

      hugs!

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