How do you get candle wax out from the carpet?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
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First, pick out all the wax you can. Take a brown paper bag and lay it over the wax. With a hot iron, no steam, iron the area and the wax will come up onto the brown paper bag.  Some people use ice cubes to freeze the wax, then pick it off, but I haven't had much success with this method.  There is also a product sold at Michaels craft stores called Wax Away that works pretty well.  It is in the candle aisle.  Good Luck. I prefer the iron method, myself, because it really gets more of the  wax out than other methods.
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Try dry shaving with plenty of lotin! Or try bladeless hair removers like nair. they smell bad though so have a scented candle in the room or something.
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You need a "Brazilion" wax job. OUCH!!
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I just went through this because I used to smoke in my bedroom and we were selling and we wanted it fresh. \n\nTry carpet fresh on the floors, Fabreze on the seats (if they are not leather), crumple up old newspaper and put them under the seat (they absorb odors), and sit a bowl of white vinegar under the seats or in the floor board when you are not driving. You can even dilute vinegar and use it on your windows and interior to wipe everything down. Allow the car to air out as much as possible too. Regular old baking soda sprinkled on the seats and floors will absorb odors too, then all you gotta do is vacuum it up. Charcoal placed on some cardboard under the seats would absorb smoke smell too. If everything fails you can have it professionally shampooed. I found a lot of info just doing searches when I was looking. Good luck!
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Aliminum foil and toilet bowl cleaner.  Shake it up and throw it.  We made one once that killed all the grass on a volley ball court, and another one that didn't go off for like 30 minutes, but destroyed the trash can it was in!
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Use Goo Gone on your carpet. If Dawn doesn't work on your child's hair use the Goo Gone as well but apply it with a cloth. I used it to get Silly Putty out of my child's hair! LOL!
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Lighting a candle is clever but this website will guide you through this.\n\nhttp://www.diynetwork.com/diy/ca_crafts_projects/article/0,2041,DIY_13721_2270228,00.html
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use bikini zone. works amazing. better to wax there anyway.
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Bleach will break down many organics.  I dont have a son to spill mineral oil everywhere but i assume it will work:D\n\nUmm... just use the bleach on the concrete.\n\nThe rugs hmmm... use dish detergant 50/50 mixed with water.  place onto the affected area and scrub lighty.\n\nallow the froth to sit on the carpet for 15-20 minutes.  then use a cloth to pat up the oil.  dont smudge it around.  repeat until you are satisfied.
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use a vaccum cleaner lol
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it all depends on what you are trying to clean off and what colour your rug is.  Water and white vinegar will remove some things, as will a mixture of talcom powder and lemon. ( the lemon agitates the stain and the powder sucks it up)
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Turn it upside down to get all the liquid out and let it dry.  Then use alcohol on a cloth to remove the sticky stuff.
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For mine I carve out (ok, I ask my hubby to carve out) three holes in the top of the Yule Log, then I insert tealite candles of the appropriate colours into the carved out holes. Then next year, this years log is used in the yule fire and a new long is used to hold the ritual candles. Does that help?
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Place a paper towel over the stain and iron it with a hot iron.  The wax will melt and stick to the paper towel.
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jezzz i have 1 u take dish soap and put the dish soap on a sponge and scrub or you take toliet bowl scrub and use a toliet brush and scrub!!!!!!!!!
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light a match or two or three....but matches work....that or get some glade plug ins or spray
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uh if you're having a problem with solvents in your wax use fire (it's amazing what you can do with those tealight candles and alcohol though it's not something you should do around flamable materials...)\n\nparaffin wax shouldn't dissolve in most conventional solvents.