How To Clean Wax From Jar Candles at Rebecca Montgomery blog

How To Clean Wax From Jar Candles. Fill a pot or saucepan with water (no more than 3/4 full), set your. hold the jar in the hot water. montgomery is a fan of the double boil method. bring a pot of water to a boil and lower the heat to simmer. Wear an oven mitt to prevent steam burns. Allow the jar to cool and clean it out with soap and water. Once melted, the wax will float. Lower the base of the glass jar into the simmering water. Using your tongs and oven mitt for safety, carefully place the candle jar in the. After you pour the hot water into the jar, it will cause the wax to melt. Grab the jar with tongs and pour out the remaining old wax. Once the hot water has softened the wax, you should be able to easily scoop it out with a rubber spatula or spoon. Use long tweezers to pull out the wicks to reuse, if you wish. Place the candle jar in the boiling water. Place the candle jar in the water.

Let the water cool in the jar for a few hours. Wear an oven mitt to prevent steam burns. After you pour the hot water into the jar, it will cause the wax to melt. bring a pot of water to a boil and lower the heat to simmer. Using your tongs and oven mitt for safety, carefully place the candle jar in the. Place the candle jar in the boiling water. Grab the jar with tongs and pour out the remaining old wax. Once melted, the wax will float. Allow the jar to cool and clean it out with soap and water. hold the jar in the hot water.

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How To Clean Wax From Jar Candles Fill a pot or saucepan with water (no more than 3/4 full), set your. hold the jar in the hot water. After you pour the hot water into the jar, it will cause the wax to melt. Place the candle jar in the boiling water. bring a pot of water to a boil and lower the heat to simmer. Let the water cool in the jar for a few hours. Once the hot water has softened the wax, you should be able to easily scoop it out with a rubber spatula or spoon. Wear an oven mitt to prevent steam burns. Fill a pot or saucepan with water (no more than 3/4 full), set your. Place the candle jar in the water. Grab the jar with tongs and pour out the remaining old wax. Lower the base of the glass jar into the simmering water. Allow the jar to cool and clean it out with soap and water. Use long tweezers to pull out the wicks to reuse, if you wish. Once melted, the wax will float. Using your tongs and oven mitt for safety, carefully place the candle jar in the.