Comments on: How to get candle wax out of car upholstery? http://candlesjars.net/how-to-get-candle-wax-out-of-car-upholstery Wed, 17 Mar 2010 08:02:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: admin http://candlesjars.net/how-to-get-candle-wax-out-of-car-upholstery/comment-page-1#comment-9 admin Tue, 30 Jun 2009 00:23:01 +0000 http://candlesjars.net/how-to-get-candle-wax-out-of-car-upholstery#comment-9 <div class="qa-container"> <div class="content">I would suggest either Resolve which works great it takes out everything and if that dont do it I would suggest goo gone</div>
I would suggest either Resolve which works great it takes out everything and if that dont do it I would suggest goo gone
]]> By: admin http://candlesjars.net/how-to-get-candle-wax-out-of-car-upholstery/comment-page-1#comment-8 admin Tue, 30 Jun 2009 00:23:00 +0000 http://candlesjars.net/how-to-get-candle-wax-out-of-car-upholstery#comment-8 <div class="qa-container"> <div class="content">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.<br> <br> 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. <br> <br> Hope that helps.</div>
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.

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