Spotting – Melted Wax
Introduction
The following will work for melted wax from candles, crayons, and paraffin.
Procedure
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- Â – Remove as much excess wax as you can with a bone scraper and vacuum thoroughly
- Â – Place absorbent paper (brown paper bag) over the wax. Terry cloth is also effective
-  – Place an iron on top of the paper and melt the wax onto paper. Never put the iron above ‘wool’ setting as this will damage fibers
- Â – As wax melts into the paper, slowly move the paper to a clean spot
- Â – Continue till no more wax is absorbed into the paper
- Â – Apply Solvent Clean to the spot and dry vacuum
- Â – If a little color or residue is left, apply Avenge Spotter
- Â – Rinse and extract
- Â – Neutralize with Power Rinse
- Â – Dry quickly
NOTE: This is the most efficient and effective way to remove most wax stains; however, occasionally you may need to use a stronger solvent like All Solv in the final steps of removal.
Suggested Products
- Type: Multi-Purpose Volatile Dry Solvent
- Highlights:Excellent spotter for solvent based stains. Will not set stain or create a barrier while cleaning.
- Type: Neutral spotter
- Highlights: The ultimate spotting chemical. Removes most water-based stains and many oil-based stains.
- Type: Conditioner/ Neutralizer
- Highlights: Prevents wicking, browning and yellowing. Removes alkaline residue.
- Type: Â Dry Solvent
- Purpose: Excellent spotter for  wide range of stains. All Solv evaporates completely, leaving no resoiling residue.

Courtesy of Bridgepoint Spot & Stain Guide
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