How to Remove Wax from Wool
Get a roll of paper towels., Break or scrape off as much of the wax as possible., Lay the stained fabric out flat, with paper towel on both sides of it., Turn on a burner on the stove., Heat up the bowl of a metal spoon, of the ordinary tabletop...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get a roll of paper towels.
The more absorbent, the better. -
Step 2: Break or scrape off as much of the wax as possible.
Be careful not to damage the fabric. , If it is a pant leg, put paper towel inside the leg. , An electric stove is best. , Heat it until the bowl is too hot to touch comfortably.
If necessary, use a dry dishtowel to hold it. ,, Hold the fabric and paper towel flat with one hand. ,, -
Step 3: Lay the stained fabric out flat
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Step 4: with paper towel on both sides of it.
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Step 5: Turn on a burner on the stove.
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Step 6: Heat up the bowl of a metal spoon
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Step 7: of the ordinary tabletop variety.
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Step 8: If the burner is electric
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Step 9: just set the spoon into the grill top of the burner for a few seconds.
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Step 10: Rub the back of the spoon's bowl against the paper towel.
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Step 11: The wax will melt and immediately be absorbed by the paper towel.
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Step 12: Check the stain periodically
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Step 13: and move to different spots on the paper towel to absorb the wax faster.
Detailed Guide
The more absorbent, the better.
Be careful not to damage the fabric. , If it is a pant leg, put paper towel inside the leg. , An electric stove is best. , Heat it until the bowl is too hot to touch comfortably.
If necessary, use a dry dishtowel to hold it. ,, Hold the fabric and paper towel flat with one hand. ,,
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