[Histonet] Remove the paraffin from clothing!

[pruegg <@t> ihctech.net]

I put the clothing between two paper towels, iron and the towels absorbs the
paraffin, works on carpet two even with one towel on top, for when candle
wax is spilled.
Patsy

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Subject: Re: [Histonet] Remove the paraffin from clothing!

This actually does work, I've tried it. I have heard that you can put a 
piece of gauze (or an old, thinning kitchen towl) between the paper and the 
cloth to help to wick up the hot parrafin as well, but I haven't tried this 
yet.
Good luck
Tiffany
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>I was told, yet have not had to do this,but place the clothing between two
> brown paper bags(do they still have these?) and use a hot iron-supposedly 
> it
> melts the paraffin and the bags absorbs the grease. Good luck.
>
>
> dana
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