How to Remove Residual Candle Wax From Candle Jars

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Remove Residual Candle Wax from Candle Jars

How to Remove Residual Candle Wax From Candle Jars

If you like to recycle and reuse stuff, here's one more tip for you--reuse old candle jars!

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Once you're done with the candle jar, it'll have a little bit of candle left. Put the jar inside your freezer. Let it sit for at least an hour. I had forgotten about mine and left it in for days!

Once you're done with the candle jar, it'll have a little bit of candle left. Put the jar inside your freezer. Let it sit for at least an hour. I had forgotten about mine and left it in for days!

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The cold temperature will cause the wax to shrink and loosen from the sides of the jar. Get a dull knife and carefully stab the wax to break it apart.

The cold temperature will cause the wax to shrink and loosen from the sides of the jar. Get a dull knife and carefully stab the wax to break it apart.

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They come off easily! Trash or save the bits and pieces of candle wax for later use in a candle burner if you like.

They come off easily! Trash or save the bits and pieces of candle wax for later use in a candle burner if you like.

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Peel off the label. If there is label on the bottom of jar, peel off that, too.

Peel off the label. If there is label on the bottom of jar, peel off that, too.

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Clean the remaining wax, glue, and soot.

Clean the remaining wax, glue, and soot.

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Use a kitchen paper towel so you don't have to worry about leaving sticky stuff on your dish sponge.

Use a kitchen paper towel so you don't have to worry about leaving sticky stuff on your dish sponge.

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Wax can be easily removed with vinegar, baby oil, olive oil, or orange solvent. I find that baby oil works great. It's also cheap.

Wax can be easily removed with vinegar, baby oil, olive oil, or orange solvent. I find that baby oil works great. It's also cheap.

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Rinse out with soapy water and dry with paper towel.

Rinse out with soapy water and dry with paper towel.

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Now you have a jar to reuse and put in anything your heart desires.  :-))

Now you have a jar to reuse and put in anything your heart desires. :-))

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Cookie Monster

Plz check out my new guide about how to make yummy cake I think you would like it :)

Cookie Monster yesterday

Stacie Ashby

Jars with straight sides, like Bath & Body, you can just turn them upside down and drop them onto a cloth a few times. The wax falls right out. My children love to do it and then collect the pieces for our wax melt-er scenty thing (that has a name, I'm sure. Just don't know what it is)

Stacie Ashby last week

Deidra Dunbar

I finally tried it... I am so happy it works!!!

Deidra Dunbar 2 weeks ago

Deidra Dunbar

Can't wait to try this!

Deidra Dunbar 3 weeks ago

Nga Tran

It really works!

Nga Tran 4 weeks ago

Kristen Gluckman

Awesome

Kristen Gluckman last month

Mara Silva

Great guide! I usually place the candle glass inside a plastic tub with a bit of hot water. But I'll try your way next time :)

Mara Silva last month

Music Man

Great guide! I'm planning on making something with leftover candle jars, and this will really help with the process! :)

Music Man last month

Ahreum Kang

Oh finally may jar could be clean, too!

Ahreum Kang 2 months ago

Andy Park

Ur awesome

Andy Park 2 months ago

Hannah Collins ✌

I've never thought about doing that lol but I'm gonna try it now :)

Hannah Collins ✌ 2 months ago

Coco Julian

You could even super glue a pull or knob on top like this cute snail from west elm: http://www.westelm.com/products/ceramic-snail-d484/?pkey=cdecorative-objects

Coco Julian 3 months ago

India Mitchell

I do the freeze thing and use an old but sharp knife especially for this and only this. I have kept the leftovers from several same scent candles and gotten enough to make a whole new candle with a wax wick from Hobby Lobby or Michaels.

India Mitchell 3 months ago

Nasim Samadaani

I tried it was greaaaaaat taaaaanx πŸ˜ƒ

Nasim Samadaani 3 months ago

Sandra Dryer

I had some come out easy and the one's that didn't I put back in the freezer and left over night then they came out.

Sandra Dryer 4 months ago

Lilah Sherr

I found this works!!!

Lilah Sherr 4 months ago

Unique Edmonds

Awesome

Unique Edmonds 4 months ago

Steve Christiaans

You can send any used candles to http://www.usedcandles.com. They will recycle the used candles into new candles and sell them for charity.

Steve Christiaans 4 months ago

Emily Sasha

Let me know how it turns out

Emily Sasha 4 months ago

Emily Welter

I've done this before.. you can also just place the candle jar in cold water for a couple of hours..

Emily Welter 4 months ago

Daniella Sforza

Crazy the buzz on candle wax removal! :)

Daniella Sforza 4 months ago

Leeanne Aquilina

Why not just microwave it on high for a few minutes and carefully pour discarded wax into dirty container for the bin and then clean in hot soapy water.

Leeanne Aquilina 4 months ago

Rob Calderon

My first guide... From my new favorite app... !

Rob Calderon 4 months ago

Natasha Blanton

Loves!! Thanks for sharing

Natasha Blanton 4 months ago

Danny Iniguez

Best idea ever

Danny Iniguez 4 months ago

Steven Ramkumar

Thanks for the guide, really helpful!

Steven Ramkumar 5 months ago

Michaela Fryxell

As a ceramicist - it is extremely unsafe to re-use glass that was not originally used for food/beverage storage to eat or drink out of. You can never be sure of the contaminants that were in the glass originally or seeped in over time.

Michaela Fryxell 5 months ago

Lourdes Guerra

Is it safe to use for drinks?

Lourdes Guerra 5 months ago

Nanette Eastland

Never tried baby oil before but what I do use is "GOO GONE" (a citrus type remover; costs $1 @ Dollar Tree) or I've also used ACETONE.

Nanette Eastland 5 months ago

Joanna Pocock

Can anyone tell me how to get the metal wick holder out...it seems to be glued to the bottom.

Joanna Pocock 5 months ago

Amy Milligan

You can also reuse the leftover wax for those scentsy type ceramic burners. So you can utilize all the wax instead of throwing it out!

Amy Milligan 5 months ago

Amy Milligan

I use Woodwicks brand candles bc when Im done with them I do this also and the tops are wooden and once the sticker is off, I clean them in the dishwasher after I take the residue out and they make awesome classy jewelry containers! Or bathroom glass containers! The suction around the wood on those are very thin and dont hold in the smell bc I clean them in the dishwasher, and it cleans the residue smell off the tops.

Amy Milligan 5 months ago

lauren rosa

How do you clean the lids? the lids have a plastic suction piece on them that smells liek the scented candles? I have use the bottoms but have thrown away the tops cause i could not figure out how to get those cleaned? thanks

lauren rosa 5 months ago

Olivia Richardson

I have collected so much wax now have set up lots of wax candles. Do you know where you. Can find wix's

Olivia Richardson 5 months ago

Danny Lewandowski

A better way is to put a small amount of water in the bottom before first lighting the candle. No wax will stick to the bottom and you'll never have to clean anything out!

Danny Lewandowski 5 months ago

Cassandra ❀

You can also pour boiling water in the candle. The wax will float to the top, let it harden and take it out.

Cassandra ❀ 5 months ago

Lenka BednΓ‘Ε™ovΓ‘

Great! I have just cleaned 20 jars using this tip. Thanks

Lenka BednΓ‘Ε™ovΓ‘ 5 months ago

Javier Henriquez

Crear!!!

Javier Henriquez 5 months ago

Olivia Osborne

Worked perfectly!

Olivia Osborne 6 months ago

Tsian Sun

Thx!

Tsian Sun 6 months ago

Olivia W

Cool

Olivia W 6 months ago

Jennifer Chapman

@Jayna - your browser needs to be updated.. or your flash player or who knows.. Freeze the jar for a few hours (a few days is ok too) - then stab at the leftover wax and it will come out easily. To clean the leftover wax, soot etc., she recommends baby oil because it works well and it's inexpensive. She also recommends using papertowel so that you don't get sticky stuff on your sponge. Then wash it to get the baby oil off and voila!

Jennifer Chapman 6 months ago

Jayna Powell

I can't figure out how to see anything but the first step! ARGH! it's as frustrating as not being able to get the wax out of my candles! I've put them in the freezer and hoping you can tell me how to see steps 2-9!!!!

Jayna Powell 6 months ago

Jessiebelle  Wilcoxon

I love this! Thanks! :)

Jessiebelle Wilcoxon 6 months ago

Kiki Chapman

This is cool. Now I won't have to buy as many mason jars to put stuff in.

Kiki Chapman 6 months ago

Suzanne Ramirez

So glad I found this I was getting ready to modge podge my old candle jars and add Martha Stewart's fine glitter to the inside they make great containers to hold makeup brushes!!!

Suzanne Ramirez 6 months ago

Elmo K.S

What did you just say

Elmo K.S 6 months ago

Ashley Aboutaleb

THATS INTEresting!

Ashley Aboutaleb 7 months ago

Ailin GarcΓ­a

Thank you so much!! I have a couple of jars that I felt bad throwing out and had no idea how to clean those babies out. Gonna try this!!

Ailin GarcΓ­a 7 months ago

Lacey Ann Clauson

Used this today and my husband looked at me like it was Crazy till it worked!

Lacey Ann Clauson 7 months ago

Adale C

Thanks! Worked like a charm! The candle was scented so I put the leftovers in a sachet to put in my lingerie drawer. It smells even better!

Adale C 7 months ago

Denise Santosuosso-Ferrara

πŸ’«Wicked Cool🌹

Denise Santosuosso-Ferrara 7 months ago

Leticia Almendarez

Love that idea. Thanks

Leticia Almendarez 7 months ago

Regina Baker

Just what I needed, thanks for sharing!

Regina Baker 7 months ago

Linda Nguyen

Awesome!! I'm glad I took a look at this. Thanks!

Linda Nguyen 7 months ago

Mary Pearson

I always wondered how best to do that! Thanks.

Mary Pearson 7 months ago

Cynthia Pearson

Thanks

Cynthia Pearson 7 months ago

Brenda Flippen

Love this

Brenda Flippen 7 months ago

Michelle Horner

very smart n easy :)

Michelle Horner 7 months ago

Jimmy Todd

nice trick

Jimmy Todd 7 months ago

Weisha T

Cool! Thanks!

Weisha T 8 months ago

Daniella Sforza

Great guide. Crazy amount of people tuned in in this!!

Daniella Sforza 8 months ago

Marina Illyuk

Thanks for this guide!

Marina Illyuk 8 months ago

Patrick Spike

Nice tips! thanks.

Patrick Spike 8 months ago

Bruno Pereira

Lol. That's so funny. I never thought to look this up but my roommate always reuses candle cup ands its always a pain to clean it and this is probably gonna be the most helpful tip since I've move out. Lol

Bruno Pereira 8 months ago

Bj Grace

Thanks for the baby oil idea! :)

Bj Grace 8 months ago

Maryam Sh

Tnx,very good

Maryam Sh 8 months ago

Ashley Aboutaleb

sweet

Ashley Aboutaleb 8 months ago

Shaun Young

Wow, this is awesome.

Shaun Young 8 months ago

Chelsea Lytle

This may work, I dunno. But I make candles and what I always do to get leftover wax off of everything is put the container upside down on a cookie sheet lined with paper towels and put it in the oven on the setting to just keep things warm and the wax melts off onto the paper towel. Then just wipe out the excess with a paper and wash with hot soapy water.

Chelsea Lytle 8 months ago

Olivia Osborne

Great!! I tried to get wax out of an old candle once without putting it in the freezer and it was terribly hard! I took me half and hour just to clean out one candle!!!

Olivia Osborne 8 months ago

Manda Panda

K

Manda Panda 9 months ago

Isabel 123 Cooking guide

love it

Isabel 123 Cooking guide 9 months ago

Donica Rosine

This is great ! BUT a more simple way is to boil water pour it in wait until the water COMPLETELY cools take out wax wash container wah lah !!!! Works so much quicker and easier :-)

Donica Rosine 9 months ago

Luana De Faveri

fantastic idea thanks

Luana De Faveri 9 months ago

Jennifer Krouse

Thanks, now I can do something other than trash them.. :}

Jennifer Krouse 10 months ago

Ruby Gan

You can also dip the candle jar in hot water and the wax will easily come off.

Ruby Gan 10 months ago

Mike Alman

Very good, keep em coming

Mike Alman 10 months ago

Tiffany Warmack

Awesome! I thought I was the only one who done this.

Tiffany Warmack 10 months ago

Candy Land

Priceless info...I buy these candles ALL THE TIME and I'm always lookin for a way to reuse things!!!!!

Candy Land 10 months ago

Elmo K.S

Why is this guide so popular? Not complaining, just wondering, AND I love making things with old things, I've been looking for a glass container for a while and I just didn't know how to clean out the Wax (tricky stuff we are dealing with here) love the guide!

Elmo K.S 10 months ago

Caroline Peters

Thank you! This worked so well!

Caroline Peters 10 months ago

Hannah Pascual

Wow thanks! My mom and I have been wanting to know how to do this!

Hannah Pascual 10 months ago

Seitaro Tonka

Nice!

Seitaro Tonka 11 months ago

Ashley  Crane

Why am I having a hard time understanding how to see all of the steps? How do I see the rest of them?

Ashley Crane 11 months ago

Gayle Marie Freeman Listander

I reuse mine for candies and place in guest rooms for snacks

Gayle Marie Freeman Listander 11 months ago

Karen Hopkins

I tried this and it didn't work. :( I left it in the freezer a couple of days but the wax never came away from the side. I attempted to get it out and the wax would only come out in shavings. I have stuck it back in the freezer in hopes of trying again tomorrow. Any other suggestions?

Karen Hopkins 11 months ago

Tamika Dunner

Thanks for sharing! Going to give this a try!

Tamika Dunner 11 months ago

LaShanna Richardson

Makes me want to go buy a candle just so I can do this!

LaShanna Richardson 11 months ago

Barbara Dempsey

I have used the microwave to get wax out, works great to soften and just wipe out. The baby, olive oil, etc is new. Great idea!

Barbara Dempsey 11 months ago

Merry Meri

This is just totally BRILLIANT! Reshared here: http://seektobemerry.blogspot.com/2012/06/hump-day-distractions_20.html

Merry Meri 11 months ago

Elizabeth Traub

Why am I in my late 40's and just now learning this. Brilliant.

Elizabeth Traub 11 months ago

Brenna Morin

If you fill the jar with water before putting it in the freezer you don't need to use a knife to scrap out the remaining wax. after the water freezes take it out of the freezer and let it melt on it's own. the wax will be floating in the water and you can dump it right out. then just clean the holder with soap and water.

Brenna Morin 11 months ago

Carolyn Speigner

Be very careful to not let the wax go down the drain. It will definitely cause a clogged drain. Been there and it isn't fun.

Carolyn Speigner 11 months ago

Jan T

Brilliant !!!

Jan T 12 months ago

Deborah Wicker

This is great...cant wait to try it. Thanks!

Deborah Wicker 12 months ago

Rob Garbarini

Really?

Rob Garbarini 12 months ago

Patricia Marshall

Can't wait to try this!

Patricia Marshall 12 months ago

Alyssa Liberman

I did this and it worked wonderfully! Thank you!

Alyssa Liberman 12 months ago

Karen Fryman

Will this work on scentsy burners. Hate cleaning them

Karen Fryman 12 months ago

Martha Anderson Smith

alcohol will take the sticky off the jars and lids.

Martha Anderson Smith 12 months ago

Shell

If the link doesnt work check my last guide for help!!

Shell 12 months ago

DrRebekah Schell

So it's ok to use these for food after they're cleaned out?!??!

DrRebekah Schell 12 months ago

Desiree Baez

now I'm going to go buy candles lol

Desiree Baez last year

Terri Dahlgren

Great idea. It worked like a charm. So much easier than putting in microwave and messing with hot wax. Baby oil finished it up great. Thanks!!

Terri Dahlgren last year

Akiko Mukai

Short and sweet = <3

Akiko Mukai last year

Amy Smith Anthony

I just throw them in the dishwasher after the majority of wax is out, saves a lot of these steps, the heat gets everything off.

Amy Smith Anthony last year

Jessica Diaz

I did the same thing, and used the jar for cotton, cotton swabs and pencils.

Jessica Diaz last year

Nicole Rizzuto

This was great! I used vinegar then hot water and soap because I had some smoke on the glass. Thank you!! Now it's a spice jar for my bay leaves!!

Nicole Rizzuto last year

Rose Rogers

I've always set the container into a pot of boiling water. After a few seconds the wax will slide right out & then clean. Lessens the possibility of breaking the container.

Rose Rogers last year

Barbie Ann Burrow

Anybody know if this will work on silverplated candlelabras that wax has dripped on? If not, what does?

Barbie Ann Burrow last year

Bonnie Sorenson

Nice!!! I have a few (okay more than a few, heehee!) of these candles in my collection and it never occured to me to reuse the jar!! Now I will!!! Lots of possibilities!!!

Bonnie Sorenson last year

Lauren B

tried this and it worked great! I made a new candle out of the old jar and it looks much nicer :)

Lauren B last year

Helen Yost

Baby oil works for cleaning road tar off the car, too. Great product for lots of things...including babies! Thanks for the new idea.

Helen Yost last year

Tina VanBuskirk Kujacznski

Wish I hadn't thrown the lids out!!!!!

Tina VanBuskirk Kujacznski last year

Amber Biggers

UGH I'm so mad! I just threw away my Bath and Body jar about a week ago! I will def try this the next time though! Great idea!

Amber Biggers last year

Steven Ramkumar

Cool!

Steven Ramkumar last year

Staci Hingst

I have also reused the candle jars. Buy wicks from craft store and place the wick in the jar pour the used sentsy wax in the jar and burn as a candle.

Staci Hingst last year

Staci Hingst

i have also reused the

Staci Hingst last year

Debbie Boyd

Great tips! Can't wait to clean out all my candle jars now!

Debbie Boyd last year

Sabicka Al Anzi

Great tip I just finished clearing out my candle jars! Thank you so much 😁😁

Sabicka Al Anzi last year

Caiti Godley

That's a great idea!!!! πŸ˜„

Caiti Godley last year

Mia Wilford

Great idea! It also works to melt the wax all the way down and pour it out!

Mia Wilford last year

Gretchen Peterson-Kalhust

Soak candle holders/jars in a sink of warm hot for a few minutes and the wax literally pops right out. It's almost easier than the freezer method.

Gretchen Peterson-Kalhust last year

Dawn Coble-Schoate

I've always put mine on a candle warmer until the wax has completely melted, pour it out and then immediately wipe it with a paper towel. I do like the idea of how to get rid of the smell though!

Dawn Coble-Schoate last year

Linda Tanner

isopropyl alcohol works great to remove the sticky labels. And with out any residue! Also cleans mirrors, windows and any greasy surface like the above hood vent.

Linda Tanner last year

Caiti Godley

Cool

Caiti Godley last year

Meg Godley

That must be fun

Meg Godley last year

Vici Jennings

I have been washing these out for years...I have a great set of dessert glasses! True! I make the prettiest little trifles.

Vici Jennings last year

Ashley Downen

Too easy! I love reusing things. Thanks :)

Ashley Downen last year

Nicole Marie

To remove the leftover wax instantly all you have to do is boil a kettle and pour the boiling water in the candle jar. Wait for 15 mins and the wax is completely lifted from the jar. I do this all the time on my bath and body works candles. Works amazing

Nicole Marie last year

Tracy Pierce

Genious!! So doing this!!

Tracy Pierce last year

J. Angel

@ Shoni, yes try Goo-B-Gone, it's an orange solvent and will help remove it. Or take sandpaper and sand it down. Then u can paint it with paint from a craft store. Just remember that wood is porous and it's very difficult to remove anything that has been sitting on it too long.

(author) last year

Guy Ruff III 😏

@ Shoni, try Goo-B-Gone

Guy Ruff III 😏 last year

Shoni Freeman

It worked! now for my next issue. my painted ceramic candle jar came with a wooden lid. i took the sticker off the top, but have this sticky residue on the wooden lid. i tried vinegar, dish washing liquid and oil. Scrubbed with my fingernails and the dull side of a butter knife. no dice. tips?

Shoni Freeman last year

J. Angel

To get ride of scent, try putting a spoonful of vinegar and fill it up with hot water. Put lid over and shake it really good so the liquid can get in the nook and cranny of the lid, too. Leave it in overnight. See how that works. Heard of people saying vinegar can get rid of pet urine smell? No vinegar in the house? Try squeezing some lemon and pour hot water. Both ingredients are acidic so they work well.

(author) last year

Tracy Gribben

Any suggestions for getting rid of the scent?

Tracy Gribben last year

Ashley Lawson

I have loads of left over candles can't wait to do this when I get home! Thank you!!!

Ashley Lawson last year

Donna Billman

This is good advice thanks

Donna Billman last year

Erica Chandler-Campbell

Thank you!!!

Erica Chandler-Campbell last year

Portia Grubbs

thank u for this guide!

Portia Grubbs last year

J. Angel

Mark, you have to put it in the freezer in order for the wax to shrink so u can remove it off easily. However, if u prefer hard labor and don't mind scrapping the wax while it's still stuck to the sides of the jar, that would work, too :)

(author) last year

Lewis Lovedale

Nice work.

Lewis Lovedale last year

Mark Serrano

Useful guide. Instead of putting to fridge, why not scrape it immediately?

Mark Serrano last year

Laura Cromack

Nutella jars make great cups/containers too! Lol

Laura Cromack last year

John McLachlan

All I need now

John McLachlan last year

John McLachlan

Ok if you have candle jars I guess

John McLachlan last year

MRSHEARTFELT Johnson

Nice one

MRSHEARTFELT Johnson last year

Tolu Jawando

Very brilliant idea. Thanks

Tolu Jawando last year

Aidan Sherman

very clever & cost effective

Aidan Sherman last year

Marianne Corless

I have an oil burner that has tea light wax melted inside and it drives me mad, so thanks for this, I'm going to try it today! :))

Marianne Corless last year

J. Angel

Yes, baby oil cleans it out like magic. It can discouraging to go through the hassle if you're having a hard time cleaning the jar. But, when everything cleans off easily...you just get excited and can't wait to finish up the next candle jar just to do this all over again :)) LOL

(author) last year

Guy Ruff III 😏

This. Is. Boss.

Guy Ruff III 😏 last year

Karl Kelso

I have done this myself but hadn't known about the baby oil, etc. to finish cleaning. Thanks.

Karl Kelso last year

Sheyla Ruiz

This is wonderful, thank you.

Sheyla Ruiz last year

Audrey Ross

Cool thanks

Audrey Ross last year

Kehinde Anjorin

Love!! I was just wondering how to do this the other day great find.

Kehinde Anjorin 5 months ago

Meg Godley

Fun

Meg Godley last year

Lisa sokolowski

Mine didn't come off at all =[

Lisa sokolowski 12 months ago

Josue Marquina

Carefully and stab don't go together. Lol

Josue Marquina last year

Meg Godley

Amazing

Meg Godley last year

Lilah Sherr

Me too!

Lilah Sherr 3 months ago

Steven Ramkumar

The water thing is a good trick, worked for me.

Steven Ramkumar 5 months ago

Sonja Bauer

Leaving some water in the bottom after the wax is gone helps release the wicks.

Sonja Bauer 8 months ago

Victoria West

You can also get new wicks from the craft shop, & I melt the old wax into little tea lights :0)

Victoria West 9 months ago

Meg Godley

Awesome

Meg Godley last year

Sonja Bauer

If it doesn't come off easily, leave the jar sit in water for a while and the labels peel off.

Sonja Bauer 8 months ago

Meg Godley

Got it

Meg Godley last year

Meg Godley

Cool

Meg Godley last year

Meg Godley

LOL

Meg Godley last year

Meg Godley

Ok

Meg Godley last year

India Mitchell

I have also used dishwashing soap straight from the bottle to wipe down the inside. This also works to remove black soot from glass when it builds up from burning the candle. In fact don't wipe it all off and it makes it come off easier in the future too.

India Mitchell 3 months ago

Brenda Porter

WD40 works great to remove/dissolve wax, too.

Brenda Porter 6 months ago

Yume I

Great thank you =)

Yume I last year

Meg Godley

Cool

Meg Godley last year

Rebekah Webb

It looks like something to hold q-tips..

Rebekah Webb 4 months ago

Meg Godley

That's awesome!!

Meg Godley last year

Louise Farrar

Thank you, can't wait to try this. I am burning candles right now just so I can try it!

Louise Farrar last month

Juan Morlotte

Thanky

Juan Morlotte last month

Arwa Alsubhi

I always clean my jars by putting them in the microwave the wax comes so easy and the label come out by it self

Arwa Alsubhi last month

Sharon Keith

Great ideal!!

Sharon Keith 2 months ago

India Mitchell

I put sugar or sugar replacement in them too!

India Mitchell 3 months ago

Becky Whitaker 🌸

Love it!

Becky Whitaker 🌸 5 months ago

Anne-Marie Kilgour

If I can't scrape out the remaining wax I pop the jars in the mocrowave for a few seconds to soften it, scoop out with a spoon and pop it in the dishwasher.

Anne-Marie Kilgour 5 months ago

Edward Bulamaibau

You should tell everyone how to take care the world:)

Edward Bulamaibau 6 months ago

KATRINKA Harris

Great idea. So many of today's candles come in nice jars it is a shame to throw them away.

KATRINKA Harris 7 months ago

Thais Marchese

I've been using jars from everything I use. This one is definitely adorable. I also have the same LancΓ΄me eye makeup remover. Hehe

Thais Marchese 10 months ago

Skye

Amazing trick I've used it so many times now ! I have a bunch of pretty jars thankyou! x

Skye 10 months ago

Alex Gunzerman

That's a great idea

Alex Gunzerman 11 months ago

Maryl Kavanagh

Been doing that for years! I also use them as bud vases.

Maryl Kavanagh 11 months ago

J. Angel

The lid came with the candle jar by Slatkin

(author) last year

Johanna Berger

Sorry, where did the lid come from?

Johanna Berger last year

Julie Tillett

Thanks!

Julie Tillett last year

Portia Grubbs

awesome! I love this idea!

Portia Grubbs last year

Ben D.

Great! Thanks for sharing!

Ben D. last year

Steven W.

Awesome! Thanks!

Steven W. last year

Joan miles

like it!

Joan miles last year

Kelly πŸ“ΆπŸ‘€

Wow tht awesome!!! Will start doing

Kelly πŸ“ΆπŸ‘€ last year