A woman with long hair, whose face you can't see, in a white sweater with black nail polish lighting a candle with a lighter. We asked cleaning experts, "How do you remove candle wax from clothes," ...

A little wax stain can be a big problem. Here's how to remove candle wax from any surface, according to the professionals. Even the most expert cleaners run into difficult stains, spots, drips and in ...

Freeze fresh wax or heat old wax to scrape it off cleanly. Treat leftover stains with strong detergent and avoid heat until they're gone. DIY wax removal saves money and prevents lasting fabric damage ...

The dinner party is over and your tablecloth now has enough candle wax on it to make a bee jealous. It may be a tempting idea to toss the cloth into the rag bag, but don’t even think about it. Read on ...

The soft glow of candlelight makes a room feel comfy-cozy. But what about when you’re faced with spilled wax on the coffee table—or worse, the carpet? A puddle of candle wax in liquid or solid form ...

Accidents will happen. You're burning your favorite candle, soaking up those cozy vibes, and suddenly you see wax dripping down, forming a sticky stain on your rug or carpet. Well, don't panic!

All it takes is one little drip for the candle you were enjoying so much to lose its appeal. The same is true when you’re suddenly dealing with red wine stains and coffee stains. There’s no denying ...