I was going to add this in my other topic.... random stuff.

Anyways..
How do you get candle wax out of a carpet?

A friend was here, knocked it over, tried to catch it, and by doing so he made the candle drop on its side.

There's blue wax everyyyywheeerrrreee.
Is the correct method done by using ice or heat? I keep hearing different opinions.

Halp!

heat...

melt and dap.. It will take forever though,

When I get candle wax on something soft like furniture, clothing...I put a paper towel over it and heat it with a blowdryer and it gets absorbed into the paper towel..I hope that blue doesn't stain though. D: I've never had to get it out of carpet but I did with a chair and a pair of pants. And a wall lol.

<blockquote><b>Quoting The ℰffin' D!™:</b>" Anyways.. How do you get candle wax out of a carpet? A friend was here, knocked it over, tried to catch ... [snip!] ... blue wax everyyyywheeerrrreee. Is the correct method done by using ice or heat? I keep hearing different opinions. Halp!"</blockquote>



Is it in it globs or little pieces.
When that happened in our bed room I let it cool and harden and then I broke it up by just kind of hitting and pushing on it, and I vacuumed it up.

i all ways use ice and get all the big stuff i can then use a paper towel and heat

Quoting My boys = My life:" heat... melt and dap.. It will take forever though,"

I started doing that... and it was taking forever. But it does work.  

Quoting Kaibutsu:" When I get candle wax on something soft like furniture, clothing...I put a paper towel over it and heat ... [snip!] ... doesn't stain though. D: I've never had to get it out of carpet but I did with a chair and a pair of pants. And a wall lol."

The blue wax is on a blue rug.  

But I will try that! Getting it off of a wall or hardwood floor were the easiest part so far!!

Quoting MommaSav2:" <blockquote><b>Quoting The ℰffin' D!™:</b>" Anyways.. How do you get candle wax ... [snip!] ... our bed room I let it cool and harden and then I broke it up by just kind of hitting and pushing on it, and I vacuumed it up."

Both. The little pieces I don't really mind though. They're almost invisible.

I used wax paper & an iron to get wax up

<blockquote><b>Quoting M walls:</b>" I used wax paper & an iron to get wax up"</blockquote>




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And I've put a towel on the wax and used a iron

Quoting M walls:" I used wax paper & an iron to get wax up"

This is what I heard. That and.... putting ice on it and peeling it up. But the latter is a long process.

Did you get it up? =]

Quoting Kaibutsu:" Did you get it up? =]"

My mind was completely in the gutter when I read that.  

I got some of it up. That damn wax adhered itself so far into my rug.... but I'm sure I'll get the rest of it by tomorrow.