I've gotten good candles at both Kohls and JoAnn's, but the consistency is erratic.
The best scented candles I've found as far as quality and consistent fragrance are Yankee Candles. If there isn't a store near you – you can go to Yankee Candle.com. They're a bit pricey, but worth it, and they last a long time.

There are many great kinds of candles you can buy. To get and keep a strong scent I buy the scented oil used to make candles and just add it to them to make them stronger or freshen them up. It is more cost effective in the end.

Yankee Candle is an excellent place to get STRONG-scented candles.

Also I would try Kohls (like the person above me said) and Target.

More than likely Yankee candle co is going to be your best bet. There are these really neat scent diffusers at pier 1 and the smell good not to strong and last a good while.

Kohls has some really good ones. They come in scents like sugar cookie, apple pie, coconut cream pie, etc. They come in small jars but they last a long time and they smell so good.

I would suggest either Resolve which works great it takes out everything and if that dont do it I would suggest goo gone

Wax isn't water soluble, so you can't really "wash" it out. The best method I know of won't ever get rid of all of the wax, but get as much off as you can by scraping, and then put a few pieces of newspaper or paper towels down and iron the waxy area (on low heat, probably). The wax will melt and be absorbed by the paper.

That will get most of the wax out, but if there's a red stain, that's staying. Sometimes you can brush in baby powder or any really fine/absorbent powder to get a grease/oil stain out… Just rub it in and vacuum/whisk broom it out, and it'll take little bits of oil with it each time. Works on khakis.

Hope that helps.

I don't do candles but wax melts at a low temp can't you put it in the oven and start at like 200 degrees and move up the temp till it melts? pour it out and put it back in till it cools? just a thought

I suggest holding a metal rod and heating the rod carefully.
Using a cotton cloth is recommended.
Now melt the way in the middle to the depth you want.
Put a thick string or thread until the wax is molten.
remove the rod and there you Are.