Many friends reported that the candles in the candle jar burned out, but the remaining glasses did not know what to do. Whether you are reusing or giving the cup a new use, you must first remove the residual wax from the jar! Here is a simple way to remove wax. Try it!
- Protect the desktop. This method may contaminate the table, because the wax will be splashed out and stuck on the table, so it is recommended that you put old towels or newspapers on the table to protect it. You can also use the old baking tray as a work bench.
- Break the wax. Put a sharp knife into the candle cup or candlestick and break the wax. This can accelerate the melting of the wax and also allow the water to flow under the wax to separate it from the glass
- Pour boiling water into the candle cup. Be careful not to pour too much water. Finally, the wax will melt and float on the water. Let the candle cup stand for two or three hours and wait for the water temperature to drop. After two or three hours, the water should be cool and the melted wax should be solidified again. The only difference from the beginning is that the wax is now floating on the water, so it is easy to remove.
It’s very simple. Let’s have a try. Recently, Vit has a batch of newly produced iridescent candle jars whole sale. Welcome to consult.
