Cotton Balls In Wax Warmer at Aimee Randall blog

Cotton Balls In Wax Warmer. ‘turn on the warmer to melt the remaining wax. For wax warmers, eric kaiser, candle expert and coo at arctic wicks, recommends using cotton balls: The warmer should be placed in the freezer for ten to twenty minutes. Be careful using this method, however, so. In this video i'll show you a quick and easy hack to use to clean old wax out of your warmers. In the warmer dish, drop a cotton ball (one or two cotton balls per cube of wax, or a few cotton pads) and allow it to soak up all the wax. Dispose of the soaked cotton balls once the wax is absorbed,’ he recommends. If your warmer has been on and your wax is liquid, take two cotton balls, set them in the warmer, let it absorb, and discard cotton balls into the trash can. If your warmer has been on and your wax is liquid, shut off your warmer for a few minutes so that it cools slightly then take two cotton balls or a paper towel, set them in the. Once melted, place a couple of cotton balls in the dish to soak up the wax. This is perfect for the warmers without removable lids, plugins, and if you have too much going on in your mind to remember to change the wax.

For wax warmers, eric kaiser, candle expert and coo at arctic wicks, recommends using cotton balls: This is perfect for the warmers without removable lids, plugins, and if you have too much going on in your mind to remember to change the wax. If your warmer has been on and your wax is liquid, shut off your warmer for a few minutes so that it cools slightly then take two cotton balls or a paper towel, set them in the. Once melted, place a couple of cotton balls in the dish to soak up the wax. The warmer should be placed in the freezer for ten to twenty minutes. Be careful using this method, however, so. If your warmer has been on and your wax is liquid, take two cotton balls, set them in the warmer, let it absorb, and discard cotton balls into the trash can. Dispose of the soaked cotton balls once the wax is absorbed,’ he recommends. In the warmer dish, drop a cotton ball (one or two cotton balls per cube of wax, or a few cotton pads) and allow it to soak up all the wax. ‘turn on the warmer to melt the remaining wax.

Cotton ball trick! I've been using this idea for the longest time and

Cotton Balls In Wax Warmer ‘turn on the warmer to melt the remaining wax. For wax warmers, eric kaiser, candle expert and coo at arctic wicks, recommends using cotton balls: This is perfect for the warmers without removable lids, plugins, and if you have too much going on in your mind to remember to change the wax. If your warmer has been on and your wax is liquid, shut off your warmer for a few minutes so that it cools slightly then take two cotton balls or a paper towel, set them in the. If your warmer has been on and your wax is liquid, take two cotton balls, set them in the warmer, let it absorb, and discard cotton balls into the trash can. Be careful using this method, however, so. In this video i'll show you a quick and easy hack to use to clean old wax out of your warmers. Dispose of the soaked cotton balls once the wax is absorbed,’ he recommends. Once melted, place a couple of cotton balls in the dish to soak up the wax. ‘turn on the warmer to melt the remaining wax. The warmer should be placed in the freezer for ten to twenty minutes. In the warmer dish, drop a cotton ball (one or two cotton balls per cube of wax, or a few cotton pads) and allow it to soak up all the wax.