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how can i remove white candle wax from a black business pencil skirt?
Q. i specified the type of skirt so as to say that there are no ruffles, etc. which may hide this wax... i need to get out like every little bit, so hit me with your best suggestion! thanks =)
Asked by princess_kitty - Mon Jan 24 01:29:41 2011 - Cleaning & Laundry - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Freeze it then scrape off as much as possible. take the skirt put then stain over a bowel secure it with a rubber band then pour hot water over stain. The wax will melt through it. follow up by washing as usual.2. on small amount of hardened wax scrape off material See above. or apply generous amount of vegetable oil to harden wax after scraping. wipe off remove excess oil the wash as usual. 3). SCRAP as usual put stain between 2 paper towels. Using iron on low setting place on paper towel. Wax ill melt and be absorbed by towels. Repeat until all wax is gone. wash as usual. be careful not to over heat the material as it could damage it.
Answered by - Mon Jan 24 03:12:24 2011
Q. i specified the type of skirt so as to say that there are no ruffles, etc. which may hide this wax... i need to get out like every little bit, so hit me with your best suggestion! thanks =)
Asked by princess_kitty - Mon Jan 24 01:29:41 2011 - Cleaning & Laundry - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Freeze it then scrape off as much as possible. take the skirt put then stain over a bowel secure it with a rubber band then pour hot water over stain. The wax will melt through it. follow up by washing as usual.2. on small amount of hardened wax scrape off material See above. or apply generous amount of vegetable oil to harden wax after scraping. wipe off remove excess oil the wash as usual. 3). SCRAP as usual put stain between 2 paper towels. Using iron on low setting place on paper towel. Wax ill melt and be absorbed by towels. Repeat until all wax is gone. wash as usual. be careful not to over heat the material as it could damage it.
Answered by - Mon Jan 24 03:12:24 2011
How can I remove dried wax from material?
Q. I accidentally spilled hot wax onto a chiffon like material. It looks like it dried embedded into the material. Does anyone know how i can remove it without ruining the material since its pretty delicate?
Asked by prtygrl1434 - Sun Sep 16 18:16:58 2007 - Cleaning & Laundry - 6 Answers - Comments
A. The old trick was to use blotting paper & an iron. Try a few layers of paper towel; keep iron on low.
Answered by - Sun Sep 16 18:20:40 2007
Q. I accidentally spilled hot wax onto a chiffon like material. It looks like it dried embedded into the material. Does anyone know how i can remove it without ruining the material since its pretty delicate?
Asked by prtygrl1434 - Sun Sep 16 18:16:58 2007 - Cleaning & Laundry - 6 Answers - Comments
A. The old trick was to use blotting paper & an iron. Try a few layers of paper towel; keep iron on low.
Answered by - Sun Sep 16 18:20:40 2007
what is something you can do with home materials to remove acne?
Q. i don't want to have to buy anything to remove acne, so i was wondering if i can do anything to remove acne at home with simple materials.
Asked by - Tue Dec 27 15:55:51 2011 - Other - Skin & Body - 2 Answers - Comments
Q. i don't want to have to buy anything to remove acne, so i was wondering if i can do anything to remove acne at home with simple materials.
Asked by - Tue Dec 27 15:55:51 2011 - Other - Skin & Body - 2 Answers - Comments
How to remove a scar from materials I can find at home?
Q. I have a scar that I want to remove... I've looked for answers all over the internet. Most say you have to buy a product but I want to remove my my scar from materials I can find at home. Any one have a simple solution?
Asked by - Tue Mar 30 07:35:48 2010 - Skin Conditions - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Rub a 2/3 combination of calimine lotion, Vitamin E, and vinegar over it 5 times a day for 3 weeks.
Answered by . - Wed Apr 7 07:34:10 2010
Q. I have a scar that I want to remove... I've looked for answers all over the internet. Most say you have to buy a product but I want to remove my my scar from materials I can find at home. Any one have a simple solution?
Asked by - Tue Mar 30 07:35:48 2010 - Skin Conditions - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Rub a 2/3 combination of calimine lotion, Vitamin E, and vinegar over it 5 times a day for 3 weeks.
Answered by . - Wed Apr 7 07:34:10 2010
How do I remove all materials (textures) from an object in Maya?
Q. I want to delete materials from the entire scene. All objects. If I could reset all materials to default (and be left with Lambert1, that would be fine) I've been using 3ds Max for years and know how to easily reset the material palette, but can't seem to find it in Maya. I'm using Autodesk Maya 2011 x64 bit
Asked by Brandon - Sun Aug 15 23:56:06 2010 - Programming & Design - 2 Answers - Comments
A. To remove all textures from an object (mesh) in Maya, simply assign the Lambert1 shader to the object. To remove all unused textures from the scene do the following: By hand: To remove all textures from the scene, you can do it by hand through the Hypershade (Window> Rendering Editors> Hypershade) delete them from the the Materials, Textures, Utilities and Shading groups tab inside the Hypershade Automatically: Go to File > Optimize Scene Size (options) and click the "Optimize Now" button that is next to "Rendering Nodes"
Answered by allyeesun - Thu Aug 19 01:05:42 2010
Q. I want to delete materials from the entire scene. All objects. If I could reset all materials to default (and be left with Lambert1, that would be fine) I've been using 3ds Max for years and know how to easily reset the material palette, but can't seem to find it in Maya. I'm using Autodesk Maya 2011 x64 bit
Asked by Brandon - Sun Aug 15 23:56:06 2010 - Programming & Design - 2 Answers - Comments
A. To remove all textures from an object (mesh) in Maya, simply assign the Lambert1 shader to the object. To remove all unused textures from the scene do the following: By hand: To remove all textures from the scene, you can do it by hand through the Hypershade (Window> Rendering Editors> Hypershade) delete them from the the Materials, Textures, Utilities and Shading groups tab inside the Hypershade Automatically: Go to File > Optimize Scene Size (options) and click the "Optimize Now" button that is next to "Rendering Nodes"
Answered by allyeesun - Thu Aug 19 01:05:42 2010
How can I get Yahoo to remove my copyrighted materials that someone has posted on a list I cannot join?
Q. My copyrighted material has been posted on a yahoo group to which I do not belong. I would like it removed. The person operating that list is not allowing folks she doesn't like to join the list, so I cannot post anything there.
Asked by - Fri Aug 28 09:05:23 2009 - Yahoo! Groups - 1 Answers - Comments
A. you can e-mail the owner, the default address is located on the bottom of the group. you might want to give them fair warning because when you send the form below, the group will be deleted abuse form
Answered by crazy_mom2_1 - Fri Aug 28 10:03:23 2009
Q. My copyrighted material has been posted on a yahoo group to which I do not belong. I would like it removed. The person operating that list is not allowing folks she doesn't like to join the list, so I cannot post anything there.
Asked by - Fri Aug 28 09:05:23 2009 - Yahoo! Groups - 1 Answers - Comments
A. you can e-mail the owner, the default address is located on the bottom of the group. you might want to give them fair warning because when you send the form below, the group will be deleted abuse form
Answered by crazy_mom2_1 - Fri Aug 28 10:03:23 2009
What will happen if we continue to remove solid materials from the ground and turning it into vapour?
Q. Will this alter the earth's orbit or axis, thus causing the annihilation of man? Nothing to do with green house gas.
Asked by witton ender - Wed Oct 31 08:52:20 2007 - Geography - 6 Answers - Comments
A. It does not really change the weight of the earth. Matter is not being destroyed it is just changing states from a solid in the earth to a vapor in the atmosphere.
Answered by Just Me - Wed Oct 31 09:06:31 2007
Q. Will this alter the earth's orbit or axis, thus causing the annihilation of man? Nothing to do with green house gas.
Asked by witton ender - Wed Oct 31 08:52:20 2007 - Geography - 6 Answers - Comments
A. It does not really change the weight of the earth. Matter is not being destroyed it is just changing states from a solid in the earth to a vapor in the atmosphere.
Answered by Just Me - Wed Oct 31 09:06:31 2007
What process do minerals go through to remove impure materials?
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Asked by pink_star158 - Thu Nov 13 03:48:24 2008 - Earth Sciences & Geology - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Minerals grow by crystallisation or precipitation at specific temperatures and in suitable chemical and physical environments. As a mineral begins to form from solution it forms in a crystalline state which will expell some other mineral species which may also be crystallising. However, not all minerals may be expelled, resulting in the formation of intergrowths, inclusions and coatings along crystal surfaces. Minerals which grow in an environment favourable to slow development will most likely expell other species. Those which grow rapidly, in an environment in which one or more other species with a similar crystallisation temperature are present, will often form intergrowths and inclusions because each crystal is developing quickly, and… [cont.]
Answered by Jenny S - Thu Nov 13 04:19:09 2008
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Asked by pink_star158 - Thu Nov 13 03:48:24 2008 - Earth Sciences & Geology - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Minerals grow by crystallisation or precipitation at specific temperatures and in suitable chemical and physical environments. As a mineral begins to form from solution it forms in a crystalline state which will expell some other mineral species which may also be crystallising. However, not all minerals may be expelled, resulting in the formation of intergrowths, inclusions and coatings along crystal surfaces. Minerals which grow in an environment favourable to slow development will most likely expell other species. Those which grow rapidly, in an environment in which one or more other species with a similar crystallisation temperature are present, will often form intergrowths and inclusions because each crystal is developing quickly, and… [cont.]
Answered by Jenny S - Thu Nov 13 04:19:09 2008
What's the most efficient way to remove the corn wax from apples?
Q. So I've been reading that apples are coated with some sort of corn derivative, in order to keep them shiny looking at the grocery. My most recent batch of apples tasted horrible, so I decided maybe it was the corn wax. Before, I've tried soap and warm water, but it didn't remove the film at all. So far, the only successful way I've found is to drag a sharp knife along the apple, as if I was shaving it. This removes the waxy film, but isn't very efficient. Anyone know a better way?
Asked by DvsJ - Mon Apr 25 20:27:07 2011 - Other - Food & Drink - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Yep, here's a few ways: The easiest way is to peel off the apples' skins. You may use a potato peeler or a small knife. Although there are other ways to remove the wax from the skins, some claim that the skins have unusual tastes and textures. Hence they prefer the skin to be removed. One of the popular ways is to use the apple cider vinegar. You can pour a small amount in a container and wipe the apple with the vinegar using a paper towel or clean cloth. Wash the apples after wiping and they are safe to be eaten. You can replace the apple cider vinegar with normal white vinegar and apply the similar wiping method. If you wish to use water, you can dip the apples in lukewarm water and gently rub the skins if necessary. Another way is to… [cont.]
Answered by margarita - Mon Apr 25 20:50:35 2011
Q. So I've been reading that apples are coated with some sort of corn derivative, in order to keep them shiny looking at the grocery. My most recent batch of apples tasted horrible, so I decided maybe it was the corn wax. Before, I've tried soap and warm water, but it didn't remove the film at all. So far, the only successful way I've found is to drag a sharp knife along the apple, as if I was shaving it. This removes the waxy film, but isn't very efficient. Anyone know a better way?
Asked by DvsJ - Mon Apr 25 20:27:07 2011 - Other - Food & Drink - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Yep, here's a few ways: The easiest way is to peel off the apples' skins. You may use a potato peeler or a small knife. Although there are other ways to remove the wax from the skins, some claim that the skins have unusual tastes and textures. Hence they prefer the skin to be removed. One of the popular ways is to use the apple cider vinegar. You can pour a small amount in a container and wipe the apple with the vinegar using a paper towel or clean cloth. Wash the apples after wiping and they are safe to be eaten. You can replace the apple cider vinegar with normal white vinegar and apply the similar wiping method. If you wish to use water, you can dip the apples in lukewarm water and gently rub the skins if necessary. Another way is to… [cont.]
Answered by margarita - Mon Apr 25 20:50:35 2011
What is the best method or materials to remove the fishy smell from your hands?
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Asked by redheat - Wed Feb 10 00:44:32 2010 - Fishing - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Well, one fishy smell in particular I don't mind having on my hands and fingers at all... LMAO! Anyway, any kind of hand or dish soap and water will do the trick. A shower after fishing seems to help also.
Answered by Grand Master Basser r - Wed Feb 10 21:13:08 2010
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Asked by redheat - Wed Feb 10 00:44:32 2010 - Fishing - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Well, one fishy smell in particular I don't mind having on my hands and fingers at all... LMAO! Anyway, any kind of hand or dish soap and water will do the trick. A shower after fishing seems to help also.
Answered by Grand Master Basser r - Wed Feb 10 21:13:08 2010
Can baking powder deodedize and remove moisture from materials?
Q. I know baking soda can do it but I don't have any, can I substitute?
Asked by soccermonkey - Sat Jul 30 06:38:17 2011 - Cleaning & Laundry - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I would not risk it. Just stick with baking soda. It's better to be safe than sorry. You can try to leave your items out in the sun to dry and have a fresh, outdoorsy scent.
Answered by Patricia<3 - Sun Jul 31 01:29:53 2011
Q. I know baking soda can do it but I don't have any, can I substitute?
Asked by soccermonkey - Sat Jul 30 06:38:17 2011 - Cleaning & Laundry - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I would not risk it. Just stick with baking soda. It's better to be safe than sorry. You can try to leave your items out in the sun to dry and have a fresh, outdoorsy scent.
Answered by Patricia<3 - Sun Jul 31 01:29:53 2011
How can you remove wax stain from chaffon material?
Q. The material is very sheer and is black
Asked by ROGER B - Wed Jun 13 15:18:03 2007 - Cleaning & Laundry - 3 Answers - Comments
A. try this website - they have just about everything how-to Good Luck
Answered by thunder51ca - Wed Jun 13 15:26:45 2007
Q. The material is very sheer and is black
Asked by ROGER B - Wed Jun 13 15:18:03 2007 - Cleaning & Laundry - 3 Answers - Comments
A. try this website - they have just about everything how-to Good Luck
Answered by thunder51ca - Wed Jun 13 15:26:45 2007
How do I remove citronella candle wax from waterproofed fabric?
Q. The other day we accidentally spilled hot wax from a burning citronella candle onto the side of one of our garden furniture cushions. I'm afraid to try and iron it out in the "traditional" cleaning method because of the citronella oils in the wax (I don't want to remove the wax but leave a grease stain on the cushion.) The fabric is light green colored and is most likely cotton treated with some sort of waterproofing material. The cushions are able to be unzipped so we can remove the upholstered cover from the cushion. Thanks for your help!
Asked by Micky B - Fri Aug 10 16:11:55 2007 - Cleaning & Laundry - 4 Answers - Comments
A. try rubbing the wax with an ice cube and scraping it away
Answered by biscuitperifrank - Fri Aug 10 16:17:15 2007
Q. The other day we accidentally spilled hot wax from a burning citronella candle onto the side of one of our garden furniture cushions. I'm afraid to try and iron it out in the "traditional" cleaning method because of the citronella oils in the wax (I don't want to remove the wax but leave a grease stain on the cushion.) The fabric is light green colored and is most likely cotton treated with some sort of waterproofing material. The cushions are able to be unzipped so we can remove the upholstered cover from the cushion. Thanks for your help!
Asked by Micky B - Fri Aug 10 16:11:55 2007 - Cleaning & Laundry - 4 Answers - Comments
A. try rubbing the wax with an ice cube and scraping it away
Answered by biscuitperifrank - Fri Aug 10 16:17:15 2007
What is oxide, how does it form on copper, and what materials can remove it?
Q. i have a sci-pro to do and can find little info, these questions will help a lot for filling up my paper ^3^
Asked by K. c .0 - Mon May 19 09:50:16 2008 - Chemistry - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Oxide is the Oxygen ion. When oxygen reacts with a metal, it forms a negative ion with a negative 2 charge. On copper, oxide often forms when copper is exposed to air or water. The outer layer of copper reacts to form copper oxide, and ionic compound with the formula Ca O. This is a hard pale green substance. An example is the Statue of Liberty which is made of copper but has a layer of copper oxide to give it its green colour. Copper oxide can be removed using a Displacement Reaction. This involves heating copper with another, more reactive element. This is relatively easy because copper is so unreactive. Commonly, copper is purified using hydrogen, which forms water when it reacts with copper oxide leaving pure copper. However, this… [cont.]
Answered by Juliet B - Mon May 19 11:00:22 2008
Q. i have a sci-pro to do and can find little info, these questions will help a lot for filling up my paper ^3^
Asked by K. c .0 - Mon May 19 09:50:16 2008 - Chemistry - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Oxide is the Oxygen ion. When oxygen reacts with a metal, it forms a negative ion with a negative 2 charge. On copper, oxide often forms when copper is exposed to air or water. The outer layer of copper reacts to form copper oxide, and ionic compound with the formula Ca O. This is a hard pale green substance. An example is the Statue of Liberty which is made of copper but has a layer of copper oxide to give it its green colour. Copper oxide can be removed using a Displacement Reaction. This involves heating copper with another, more reactive element. This is relatively easy because copper is so unreactive. Commonly, copper is purified using hydrogen, which forms water when it reacts with copper oxide leaving pure copper. However, this… [cont.]
Answered by Juliet B - Mon May 19 11:00:22 2008
How do I remove white candle wax from my black skirt?
Q. How do I remove white candle wax from my black skirt? I'm not sure what type of material it's made from but it requires a warm heat for ironing and it doesn't crease that much. it's shiny and it's part of a suit but it doesn't require dry cleaning. How can I do my own household wax removing? What should i use?
Asked by Nikzor - Fri Mar 28 04:10:59 2008 - Cleaning & Laundry - 6 Answers - Comments
A. take 2 ice cubes one on each side, it will remove quick and easy!
Answered by butterflied21 - Fri Mar 28 05:39:47 2008
Q. How do I remove white candle wax from my black skirt? I'm not sure what type of material it's made from but it requires a warm heat for ironing and it doesn't crease that much. it's shiny and it's part of a suit but it doesn't require dry cleaning. How can I do my own household wax removing? What should i use?
Asked by Nikzor - Fri Mar 28 04:10:59 2008 - Cleaning & Laundry - 6 Answers - Comments
A. take 2 ice cubes one on each side, it will remove quick and easy!
Answered by butterflied21 - Fri Mar 28 05:39:47 2008
is evaporating water enough to remove toxic materials from it?
Q. if i evaporate sea water, will it turn into pure water when it cools or still have toxic stuff in it,,, like gas from boats?
Asked by - Sat Feb 12 18:11:43 2011 - Chemistry - 4 Answers - Comments
A. When you evaporate sea water, the pure water which is absolutly pure and boils at exactly 100 degress celcius evaporates away leaving the impure substances like the salt, sodium, toxic waste etc. So when you evaporate something you are removing the water and are left with the toxic waste which can't be evaporated because its not water.
Answered by - Sat Feb 12 18:14:39 2011
Q. if i evaporate sea water, will it turn into pure water when it cools or still have toxic stuff in it,,, like gas from boats?
Asked by - Sat Feb 12 18:11:43 2011 - Chemistry - 4 Answers - Comments
A. When you evaporate sea water, the pure water which is absolutly pure and boils at exactly 100 degress celcius evaporates away leaving the impure substances like the salt, sodium, toxic waste etc. So when you evaporate something you are removing the water and are left with the toxic waste which can't be evaporated because its not water.
Answered by - Sat Feb 12 18:14:39 2011
How do you remove candle wax from nightstand?
Q. My candle melted down my nightstand :( how can I remove the wax without scraping the paint off the nightstand? The nightstand is a cheapy material, not solid wood. Thank you! I will try. Thank you!
Asked by - Fri Apr 20 03:44:57 2012 - Cleaning & Laundry - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Using a hairdryer will melt it for you to swipe off with a cloth.
Answered by ladydi - Fri Apr 20 08:35:17 2012
Q. My candle melted down my nightstand :( how can I remove the wax without scraping the paint off the nightstand? The nightstand is a cheapy material, not solid wood. Thank you! I will try. Thank you!
Asked by - Fri Apr 20 03:44:57 2012 - Cleaning & Laundry - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Using a hairdryer will melt it for you to swipe off with a cloth.
Answered by ladydi - Fri Apr 20 08:35:17 2012
Are there any materials that remove grease from food after cooking besides paper towels?
Q. I am looking for a cheap durable product that would absorb grease off of my bacon and other food i serve at my establishment.
Asked by - Wed Oct 28 02:42:41 2009 - Cooking & Recipes - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Shell is right, and for a cheaper version of butcher block, use cut open brown bags from the grocery. My Mom did this, you should have seen the grease that blotted out onto the paper! She also used several sheets of newsprint, but be sure and not use the comics! Don't know if your county's food rules will let you use these things in your establishment, better check. Most places think that a wire rack or a piece of metal with many holes in it sitting over something to catch the grease is adequate. Have seen comercially produced items like this on tv, probably available from a kitchen or restaurant supply store.
Answered by riversconfluence - Wed Oct 28 03:21:35 2009
Q. I am looking for a cheap durable product that would absorb grease off of my bacon and other food i serve at my establishment.
Asked by - Wed Oct 28 02:42:41 2009 - Cooking & Recipes - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Shell is right, and for a cheaper version of butcher block, use cut open brown bags from the grocery. My Mom did this, you should have seen the grease that blotted out onto the paper! She also used several sheets of newsprint, but be sure and not use the comics! Don't know if your county's food rules will let you use these things in your establishment, better check. Most places think that a wire rack or a piece of metal with many holes in it sitting over something to catch the grease is adequate. Have seen comercially produced items like this on tv, probably available from a kitchen or restaurant supply store.
Answered by riversconfluence - Wed Oct 28 03:21:35 2009
How do I remove that last bit of wax that is stuck on my candle holders?
Q. I'm talking about after I removed the done candle and there's still that waxy residue and bits of wax that a knife can't even scratch off well enough!Soap doesn't work, what else is there?
Asked by Sunshine Swirl - Thu Jan 3 13:29:15 2008 - Cleaning & Laundry - 7 Answers - Comments
A. put them in a large pot of hot water on the stove ..turn up the heat until they melt off, then while still hot, wipe clean with a paper towel
Answered by BRIAN D - Thu Jan 3 13:45:47 2008
Q. I'm talking about after I removed the done candle and there's still that waxy residue and bits of wax that a knife can't even scratch off well enough!Soap doesn't work, what else is there?
Asked by Sunshine Swirl - Thu Jan 3 13:29:15 2008 - Cleaning & Laundry - 7 Answers - Comments
A. put them in a large pot of hot water on the stove ..turn up the heat until they melt off, then while still hot, wipe clean with a paper towel
Answered by BRIAN D - Thu Jan 3 13:45:47 2008
What are the effects smoking has on the body's ability to remove trapped materials in the respiratory mucosa?
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Asked by cadeybee - Mon Sep 17 18:09:35 2007 - Respiratory Diseases - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Smoking stops the cillia from working. Cillia are cells that beat mucus back toward the mouth.
Answered by rewards23 - Mon Sep 17 18:19:49 2007
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Asked by cadeybee - Mon Sep 17 18:09:35 2007 - Respiratory Diseases - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Smoking stops the cillia from working. Cillia are cells that beat mucus back toward the mouth.
Answered by rewards23 - Mon Sep 17 18:19:49 2007
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