Candle Wax
Wax is a solid hydrophobic compound that bonds to fabric by physical entrapment, not chemical bonding. The solution: freeze it to make it brittle, then use heat (ironing) to transfer it to absorbent paper.
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Frequently asked questions
Why use an iron to remove wax?
Wax melts at low temperatures. The iron re-melts it so it can be absorbed by the paper. This transfers the wax cleanly out of the fabric rather than dissolving it.