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QuestionCan I use a microwave to melt wax in a glass jar in order to clean it?Community AnswerThis won't really work. Everything gets too hot. The glass doesn't transfer the microwave heat to the wax effectively.
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QuestionHow do I get wax out of the long thin candle holders that the long skinny candles go down into?Community AnswerTry using a hairdryer. This will slowly melt the wax, and will not damage the candle holder.
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QuestionI'm trying to get the wax out of decorative stemmed glass holders, but I'm worried about breaking the glass or damaging the festive paint on the outside of the holders. Do you have any suggestions?Community AnswerGo with the slow method of hot water from the tap. This option takes longer, but you won't have to worry about breaking the glass or damaging the paint.
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QuestionCan I refill the containers with new wax?Community AnswerYes! Any previous candle container can be reused with a new wick and wax. Almost any glass or ceramic containers can be used to make candles.
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QuestionHow do I remove wax from the inside of glass decanter bottles?Community AnswerPut vegetable oil in the glass, it should dissolve the wax. Then proceed to wipe the rest away with a cloth/paper towel.
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QuestionHow do I keep glass from shattering when getting wax out of a jar candle?Community AnswerBe very careful when getting the wax out. It also depends on what method you use. If the glass is quite fine and you are using any heat to remove the wax, it increases the chances of the glass shattering. So use the freezer method and be gentle with the knife.
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