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Tanaholic
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Removing candles from holders...
I have Christmas candle holders that have candles inside which have been half melted. I want to take the candles out before putting them away, but they are stuck in there. Anyone know how you would get these out??? Thanks!
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Posted 1/2/06 10:43 AM |
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Palebride
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Name: Lori
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Re: Removing candles from holders...
stick them in the freezer for a little while; - the candles will pop out.
in the future...if you put a little water in the holder before you put the candle in, it helps the candle pop out when it's done
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Posted 1/2/06 10:44 AM |
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ChristineR
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Name: Christine
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Re: Removing candles from holders...
Posted by Palebride
stick them in the freezer for a little while; - the candles will pop out.
in the future...if you put a little water in the holder before you put the candle in, it helps the candle pop out when it's done
I totally agree with you BUT I did this once and it didn't pop out so easily, I ended up cracking the candle holder and almost cutting my hands. Just be careful I like the idea of water, that was probably my mistake
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Posted 1/2/06 10:46 AM |
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dooodles
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Re: Removing candles from holders...
I've always heard of freezing them if you were having trouble removing them.
I'm wondering if floating them in a pot of heated water would melt the wax a little and also help remove them?
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Posted 1/2/06 11:06 AM |
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nancygrace
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Member since 9/05 6616 total posts
Name: Live*Love*Laugh
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Re: Removing candles from holders...
Posted by dooodles
I've always heard of freezing them if you were having trouble removing them.
I'm wondering if floating them in a pot of heated water would melt the wax a little and also help remove them?
Placing hot water in it does remove the wax!!
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Posted 1/2/06 11:07 AM |
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jw11897
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Member since 6/05 1433 total posts
Name: Jess
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Re: Removing candles from holders...
I always put my candle holders in the freezer and it helps the wax pop out.
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Posted 1/2/06 11:11 AM |
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CAJ
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Member since 12/05 3366 total posts
Name: CJ
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Re: Removing candles from holders...
I put mine in the microwave for a few seconds, If it does not have any metal on it of course...
Do not place it under running hot water in your sink, I clogged up the drain once...
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Posted 1/2/06 11:22 AM |
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Tanaholic
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Re: Removing candles from holders...
Thanks!!
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Posted 1/2/06 11:27 AM |
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