How would you use this on a candlestick holder? Wipe it on and then off? There are no directions.
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I didn't use it on a candle wax holder but I did on a spill I had on d floor and it didn't work even 1 %. So in my opinion this product doesn't work at cleaning wax at all.
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Yes, I put a few small squirts on a paper towel and wipe it on and then wipe it off with a clean paper towel. I would test it on an inconspicuous place to make sure it doesn't take of any finish. I mainly use it on metal and plastic, and so far it hasn't taken any finishes off.
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I had both silver and brass candlestick holders where the candle wax dripped down the sides, what a mess. I used a pair of tweezers to remove as much of the dried wax as possible (carefully, so I did not scratch the ) then I put Wei ans Wax Away on a old all white cotton washcloth, and allowed five minutes for the W Wax Away to penetrate the wax and simply wiped off the excess was. This is a wonderful product, and I believe you will be pleased with the results.
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I use it for my silver candlesticks and a silver cup and tray - that's it. When I bought it, I thought it would be the silver soap-like stuff I've bought in the past, but it wasn't. Anyway, you could try a small area and see if it's okay.
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It's wax of some type and when dry it doesn't come off easily. I suspect that any solvent based cleaner would remove it but I've never tried. After it sets awhile, water wont remove it. I would think that it would stick nicely to the etched parts of the pattern, but I don't think the smooth glass surface would hold up in the long term.
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time and ease. I used a few Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and had cleaner wax to rub it off. Good luck.
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So you are correct, once you get the candles and put batteries in them; then turn them to the on position and use the remote to turn them 'on' or 'off' again when you choose. When you change out the batteries make sure the switch is in the 'on' position again and turn them 'off' with the remote until use again. I find rechargeable batteries work best.
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Hi Patsy I don't know why a waxy candlestick holder is, but I bought the Panasonic vacuum. I lived 30 years i Japan and just reentered the U.S. I bought a cheap American vacuum called the Mighty Might. It was a total piece of junk; the parts fell off it and it did a poor job of cleaning. I missed my Japanese vacuum so much! I found ithe Panasonic on Craigslist, and it was cheaper than the worthless Mighty Mite(?) It is so well made and so much better than the other. I know a vacuum cleaner is a small thing, but when it comes to appliances, always go with the Japanese. I love it and even enjoy cleaning the house with it! Go for it. Elizabeth (boulder, Colorado)
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I stick the holder onto the smooth glass surface, yet it does not stick well. Should had a hole in the handle, so I can put a string through and hung it somewhere. The holder is useless.
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I do not see any easy way to hang this. But I doubt you would really want to. The chemical repellant seems to be dispersed via heat rising from the candle. If you hang it, it probably won't be effective below the height you hang it.
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Put some soap on the wall than put the holder up. Also worked on suction cup shelves. Put it on. Let it sit / dry over night. I also keep one on my windshield in my truck behind my rear view mirror.
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Ive always wondered if "sealing" around the edges with a wax or something similar would work. Or does the majority evaporate from the wick? Im going to try it with mine and see how it works... will report back.
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http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/44278-make-your-cloth-mousepad-as-good-as-new/try this link it worked for me i also used hotter water then i could stand and some oxy clean gel stain remover to get wax out of my mouse pad when my candle got knocked over.
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Blah blah blah "it'll scratch" blah blah... Get creative people! Like maybe...Cover your magnetic holder with a piece of paper towel. You pull a knife off, but the other knives still hold it in place. And it's obviously easily replaceable.Or, for something more permanent, paint your holder with Plastidip or liquid electrical tape. Heck, even latex paint would probably work! (Certainly wouldn't be my first choice though...)Anyway, I'm sure you get the point. Get creative.
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I was going through the same thing and read suggestions here. They really helped. I ended up using a small safety pin bent up and sat on table pointing up.Pressed the tiny hole onto to it all the way and then used a mid size short screw driver to nudge that batter cover off. So glad it worked!
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I found that you have to have the candles standing in a certain direction for the remote to work. I have 3 candles clumped together. Sometimes all 3 come on sometimes only 2 come on. It depends if the censor is obstructed by something. Try moving them around.
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Be sure that you candle is designed to work with a remote. Not all of my candles work with the remote. Good luck.
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I would use a Magic Eraser. Are you saying it stinks? Well, then I would use Odoban on it. Most hardware stores or Sam's Club carries this product. I found this item causes a lot of sweating...not breathable.
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Sorry for the delay. Yuou put it out by removing the burner inside the unit. It's real easy actually, but you have to use gloves or a flameproof object to remove it because it will be hot. Then just set it down and let it go out. It just glows then goes out. Another problem is that the burner fits loose on the top and it always falls off. Not worth it to me. Hope this info helps