Can I remove the residual wax from the body with water?
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Baby oil helps remove the wax. Or really anything oily. You just need to have it soak into the skin a little
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you can use alcohol, or goop be gone even Vaseline, wd-40 works too. good luck
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Wash under running warm water. It doesn't hurt to use pad damp. In fact it seems to make wax go on better.
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boiling water, but I would place the wax container in a glass in the water. It should work.
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I really don't think it's sanitary to re-use any wax. I wouldn't want to go to somebody recycling wax.
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I've only used this on cloth, so I can't say either way. I'd try one of two things. If there is a spot that won't be readily seen, try a bit there. You could also try running very hot water over it to soften the wax which would make it easier to remove. Not knowing the size of the candelabra or how ornate it is, I don't know if this will help you. Good luck!
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The De-Solv-It solution poured down the drain would probably not do any good in clearing out the wax. The De-Solv-It would simply sit on surface of wax and not affect clog. My recommendation is to remove as much of the standing water as possible from sink and drain and pour boiling hot water down drain and let it sit. The hot water should soften and then liquify the wax. Simultaneously, use a hair dryer set on high heat and blow the hot air on the outside of the elbow piece under the sink. The hot water may start draining slowly, pour more boiling hot water into sink until full flow is restored. Hope this works. The De-Solv-It solution poured down the drain would probably not do any good in clearing out the wax. The De-Solv-It would simply sit on surface of wax and not affect clog. My recommendation is to remove as much of the standing water as possible from sink and drain and pour boiling hot water down drain and let it sit. The hot water should soften and then liquify the wax. Simultaneously, use a hair dryer set on high heat and blow the hot air on the outside of the elbow piece under the sink. The hot water may start draining slowly, pour more boiling hot water into sink until full flow is... » Read More The De-Solv-It solution poured down the drain would probably not do any good in clearing out the wax. The De-Solv-It would simply sit on surface of wax and not affect clog. My recommendation is to remove as much of the standing water as possible from sink and drain and pour boiling hot water down drain and let it sit. The hot water should soften and then liquify the wax. Simultaneously, use a hair dryer set on high heat and blow the hot air on the outside of the elbow piece under the sink. The hot water may start draining slowly, pour more boiling hot water into sink until full flow is restored. Hope this works. « Show Less
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Yea just use water. I've heard of people using hydrogen peroxide but I find it better to let the earwax removal drops do their magic and then flush it out with water. You have to push the water fairly hard and then let the water drain out for a while.
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I do not know if it would remove wax build up. It was great on my cupboards
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Nancy, I'm not sure. I have had some luck in the removal of water rings but have not tried it on wax build up. What I will say is that this product will not damage anything if you were to try it. It is oil so if it can it will be absorbed, it will. I have an antique tray type coffee table and when people don't use coasters, water rings will result. I generously apply Milsek, wait a bit, then wipe off the excess. My water stains are gone. Sorry I can't be more helpful. Wade
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Make sure it is fully heated. This wax leaves the least amount of residue for me.
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I don't know, as I use on floor that I don't wax. But my guess is it will take more than just steam to remove a build of wax using ANY type of mop.
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Most definitely! Apply it with a slightly damp, small, pre-used sponge. Allow product/glass to dry to a haze, then easily buff to a shine with a soft, dry towel. Brand-new sponges tend to have a chemical that might cause the wax to be difficult to "buff off" once it has dried...that's why I specified "pre-used."
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I put the whole can in a pot and let the water boil to get the wax hot but today I threw it out because it is not easy to work with. I'll have to try something else, I only did chin and lip and it didn't really take off the hair. Maybe it will work better for you.
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I do not know about wax build up. I suspect it would not remove it. It was great on cupboards
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Nope, the water pressure it releases isn't good. Try peroxide with quips to lessen wax.
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I didn't buy this.After researching and talking to body shops, i ended up buying the Porter Cable.What i do is apply the wax with it, then wipe most of it off with a towel, then use it to buff. Belive me , you wont be sorry.