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How would you disolve or clean up beeswax?
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How would you disolve or clean up beeswax?
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April 08, 2005, 09:43:00 PM »
After going through my books I didn't find any solutions that would help in cleaning up or aiding in removing beeswax. Anyone here have some ideas to share?
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How would you disolve or clean up beeswax?
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April 08, 2005, 11:09:44 PM »
Removing it from what? If it's on clothes, or a carpet, or something porous you could always try the old clothes iron on low through a paper towel trick. The iron melts the wax and the paper towel soaks it up. If it's on a hard surface, you could try a razor blade.
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Actually its on the concrete floor of my garage. I guess I will have to resort to scraping it off.
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