Remove wax stains from clothing

What you need:

• Iron or similar Hairdryer
• Blotting paper, kitchen paper, toilet paper, etc. Kitchen, towel
• O. freezer

Remove wax stains from clothing with the iron

1. The following method to get unsightly wax stains out of clothing is probably the classic. All you need is a working iron and one or two sheets of conventional blotting paper.
2. First, place the blotting paper on the wax stains. Then slowly iron over the blotting paper at a low temperature.
3. The heat from the iron will do this wax liquid and absorbed directly through the blotting paper.
4. Especially with clothing made of sensitive material, you should pay attention to a low ironing heat. If there is still wax residue in the clothing, simply repeat the process several times.

Alternative ways to get wax stains

You don't always have blotting paper on hand and one too Iron is not necessarily found in every household. If you still have wax stains out of your clothing want to remove, there are a few alternatives in such a case.

• Instead of blotting paper, you can also use kitchen or toilet paper, one or two kitchen towels or even terry towels. Otherwise the method remains the same.
• If you don't have an iron to hand, you can also use a hair dryer. Use a hairdryer to remove unwanted wax stains.
• First, warm up the wax stain with the hairdryer. However, do not hold it too close to the fabric, otherwise the hairdryer can easily overheat.
• Then carefully dab the wax stains that have become liquid with a piece of kitchen paper or something similar. If necessary, repeat this process several times.

Remove wax stains from sensitive textiles - that's how it works!

1. The following method is particularly suitable for delicate textiles that cannot necessarily be processed with heat, such as wool sweaters.
2. Simply put the clothes with the wax stains in the freezer overnight. The next day you can simply remove the crumbly wax with your fingers.