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How can you remove candle wax that has seeped into the fabric without any dry pieces left on top please help its an emergency?
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∙ 14y ago
Put a piece of paper towel over it and then use an clothes iron to heat (not too hot) the wax so it will melt and then stick to the paper towel.
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