wax????????
Q. at home wax kits do they work??? if so what brand
Asked by sparkle xo - Sat Dec 1 14:25:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are three kinds of wax kits that I've come across. One requires the use of the microwave and if the wax is too hot it can burn the skin. The other wax kit consists of strips on some kind of backing that you place on your skin and the heat from your body and hands as you rub it in place makes the was pliable enough for you to remove the backing. The third is sugar wax and you need muslin or linen strips to remove the hair. I found the last method the messiest. They both adhere to the hairs on your body and once the wax has a chance to cool you are to hold an area on your skin down and rip/pull the wax in the opposite direction of hair growth pulling out the hair by the roots. Either way it can be painful the first few times and the… [cont.]
Answered by imsimplyirresistible666 - Sat Dec 1 14:42:21 2007
Q. at home wax kits do they work??? if so what brand
Asked by sparkle xo - Sat Dec 1 14:25:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are three kinds of wax kits that I've come across. One requires the use of the microwave and if the wax is too hot it can burn the skin. The other wax kit consists of strips on some kind of backing that you place on your skin and the heat from your body and hands as you rub it in place makes the was pliable enough for you to remove the backing. The third is sugar wax and you need muslin or linen strips to remove the hair. I found the last method the messiest. They both adhere to the hairs on your body and once the wax has a chance to cool you are to hold an area on your skin down and rip/pull the wax in the opposite direction of hair growth pulling out the hair by the roots. Either way it can be painful the first few times and the… [cont.]
Answered by imsimplyirresistible666 - Sat Dec 1 14:42:21 2007
How much wax does it take to hot wax a snowboard?
Q. I've never waxed my snowboard, and i'm looking at wax, and they sell in different amounts (5 oz, 3/4 lbs, ect). Lets say I bought a 3/4 lb brick. How many waxes would that get me? How much does it take each wax? Thanks ahead of time!
Asked by Cole S - Tue Dec 11 02:13:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It doesn't take alot to wax your board. Probably an ounce or two. I gather up what I scrape off and reuse it the next time I wax my board so it goes a long ways. 3/4 of a lb would probably do about 10 waxes, depending on how thick you put it on. 5 oz would do 3-5 times.
Answered by DK Julie - Wed Dec 12 00:19:14 2007
Q. I've never waxed my snowboard, and i'm looking at wax, and they sell in different amounts (5 oz, 3/4 lbs, ect). Lets say I bought a 3/4 lb brick. How many waxes would that get me? How much does it take each wax? Thanks ahead of time!
Asked by Cole S - Tue Dec 11 02:13:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It doesn't take alot to wax your board. Probably an ounce or two. I gather up what I scrape off and reuse it the next time I wax my board so it goes a long ways. 3/4 of a lb would probably do about 10 waxes, depending on how thick you put it on. 5 oz would do 3-5 times.
Answered by DK Julie - Wed Dec 12 00:19:14 2007
How can remove wax from my white wall?
Q. I had this candle wax that i figured I'd use in the bathroom for incense. I placed it on the top of the toilet and it leaned back a little. Not realizing when the wax melted it drizzled all the way down the back of the toilet, sliding down the wall on to the floor. I know you can scrape up dried wax but how do I get it off my white wall without damaging the wall and paint. This is a brand new house and I don't wanna have to have them repaint it 4 sum wax.
Asked by KARMA R - Wed Jul 5 08:26:36 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try using an old piece of cloth (sheet etc.) or a heavy duty paper towel ( careful not to burn) have someone hold it against the wall covering the area while you hold a hot iron on it...( do not rub) lift it off reapply with a clean cloth and repeat.
Answered by brenda e - Wed Jul 5 09:00:11 2006
Q. I had this candle wax that i figured I'd use in the bathroom for incense. I placed it on the top of the toilet and it leaned back a little. Not realizing when the wax melted it drizzled all the way down the back of the toilet, sliding down the wall on to the floor. I know you can scrape up dried wax but how do I get it off my white wall without damaging the wall and paint. This is a brand new house and I don't wanna have to have them repaint it 4 sum wax.
Asked by KARMA R - Wed Jul 5 08:26:36 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try using an old piece of cloth (sheet etc.) or a heavy duty paper towel ( careful not to burn) have someone hold it against the wall covering the area while you hold a hot iron on it...( do not rub) lift it off reapply with a clean cloth and repeat.
Answered by brenda e - Wed Jul 5 09:00:11 2006
What ingredients are in wax that may cause an allergic reaction?
Q. I seem to be severely allergic to wax. The first time I waxed the beutician used a pink wax and then I went to Uni K Wax and they used a green wax for "sensitive skin." Both times the area that I waxed got really red, itchy, bumpy, terribly swollen, and the rash even started spreading. If anyone knows what ingredients are in these waxes that may cause allergies please let me know. Also, is there any other wax I can use that will not cause these allergies? Thank you :)
Asked by Karla L - Sat May 23 09:32:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best person to ask are these places that used this wax on you. It is altogether possible that they both have the same ingredients in the wax. Wax itself is not, nor can be an allergen.
Answered by bflogal77 - Sun May 24 23:27:08 2009
Q. I seem to be severely allergic to wax. The first time I waxed the beutician used a pink wax and then I went to Uni K Wax and they used a green wax for "sensitive skin." Both times the area that I waxed got really red, itchy, bumpy, terribly swollen, and the rash even started spreading. If anyone knows what ingredients are in these waxes that may cause allergies please let me know. Also, is there any other wax I can use that will not cause these allergies? Thank you :)
Asked by Karla L - Sat May 23 09:32:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best person to ask are these places that used this wax on you. It is altogether possible that they both have the same ingredients in the wax. Wax itself is not, nor can be an allergen.
Answered by bflogal77 - Sun May 24 23:27:08 2009
Candle wax left stain on carpet, ideas to get it out?
Q. At a party we recently hosted a guest accidently tipped a red candle over. The wax made a puddle about two-three inches in diameter on my beige carpet. I was able to remove all the wax but the stain remains. We try to use organic cleaners or home remedies due to my husbands inability to stand strong chemical smells. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Jamie S - Sun Apr 27 13:27:27 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any cleaner that is water based will not help since the stain is oil based. You can try covering the area with baking soda, placing a weighted object over it, then see if it pulls out any of the color, but I don't think it will get rid the stain completely. I suggest you hire a professional carpet cleaner.
Answered by RayeKaye - Sun Apr 27 13:37:10 2008
Q. At a party we recently hosted a guest accidently tipped a red candle over. The wax made a puddle about two-three inches in diameter on my beige carpet. I was able to remove all the wax but the stain remains. We try to use organic cleaners or home remedies due to my husbands inability to stand strong chemical smells. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Jamie S - Sun Apr 27 13:27:27 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any cleaner that is water based will not help since the stain is oil based. You can try covering the area with baking soda, placing a weighted object over it, then see if it pulls out any of the color, but I don't think it will get rid the stain completely. I suggest you hire a professional carpet cleaner.
Answered by RayeKaye - Sun Apr 27 13:37:10 2008
How do you wax flowers that have already dried?
Q. I have flowers from an event that have been air drying for over a year (sort of forgot about them). Since they've become fragile, I'm concerned over typical methods used to wax fresh flowers because I'm afraid the wax will be too thick and will cause my flowers to break. Is there anything that can be done to thin the wax down or is there another approach that could be used to preserve them?
Asked by PseudoGuru - Mon Jan 8 20:39:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you need to try to re moisten them. Depends on what kind of flowers they are. Most flowers will moisten up enough to allow you to put wax on them without the wax looking ro thick
Answered by Katrina S - Thu Jan 11 23:39:54 2007
Q. I have flowers from an event that have been air drying for over a year (sort of forgot about them). Since they've become fragile, I'm concerned over typical methods used to wax fresh flowers because I'm afraid the wax will be too thick and will cause my flowers to break. Is there anything that can be done to thin the wax down or is there another approach that could be used to preserve them?
Asked by PseudoGuru - Mon Jan 8 20:39:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you need to try to re moisten them. Depends on what kind of flowers they are. Most flowers will moisten up enough to allow you to put wax on them without the wax looking ro thick
Answered by Katrina S - Thu Jan 11 23:39:54 2007
How to remove body hair wax from surface?
Q. My boyfriend and I had some fun waxing my legs last night but the wax got everywhere. How do you get of pharmacy bought body hair wax off of ceramic tile floors, counters, microwave and off of skin. I still have some wax stuck to my legs in places even after taking 2 showers.
Asked by Main - Tue Sep 11 10:36:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Try baby oil...then use windex around your house to get the baby oil off.
Answered by Texas cutie - Tue Sep 11 10:43:15 2007
Q. My boyfriend and I had some fun waxing my legs last night but the wax got everywhere. How do you get of pharmacy bought body hair wax off of ceramic tile floors, counters, microwave and off of skin. I still have some wax stuck to my legs in places even after taking 2 showers.
Asked by Main - Tue Sep 11 10:36:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Try baby oil...then use windex around your house to get the baby oil off.
Answered by Texas cutie - Tue Sep 11 10:43:15 2007
How can i wax my eyebrows and face without getting cut or burned?
Q. How can i wax my eyebrows and face without getting cut or burned? I have a wax heater and what i do is heat the wax on the highest setting and then i turn it down just a little. When i wax i get cut/burn. Is it beacue i need to turn the wax way down or becuase my skin is delicate? When i used to get waxed at a salon i never got cut or burn. So what am i doing wronge. I'm thinking the cooler the wax gets on my skin before i actually pull it off the better. Its funny how you say leave it up top the pros. NO WAY the pros dont know what the heck their doing. I have been to many a salon and even though i never got cut or burned they straight jack my ish up not to mention i have a small growth above my eye lid and they waxed it off it wouldnt… [cont.]
Asked by ~JeSsIcA~ - Sat Aug 4 17:17:39 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should consult someone who knows how to wax, you could really end up burning yourself badly...
Answered by curious - Sat Aug 4 17:20:10 2007
Q. How can i wax my eyebrows and face without getting cut or burned? I have a wax heater and what i do is heat the wax on the highest setting and then i turn it down just a little. When i wax i get cut/burn. Is it beacue i need to turn the wax way down or becuase my skin is delicate? When i used to get waxed at a salon i never got cut or burn. So what am i doing wronge. I'm thinking the cooler the wax gets on my skin before i actually pull it off the better. Its funny how you say leave it up top the pros. NO WAY the pros dont know what the heck their doing. I have been to many a salon and even though i never got cut or burned they straight jack my ish up not to mention i have a small growth above my eye lid and they waxed it off it wouldnt… [cont.]
Asked by ~JeSsIcA~ - Sat Aug 4 17:17:39 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should consult someone who knows how to wax, you could really end up burning yourself badly...
Answered by curious - Sat Aug 4 17:20:10 2007
How do I get liquid wax off my legs?
Q. I wanted to start waxing my legs... I just put on the wax and tried waxing them but now the wax is stuck to me and I can't get it off. I tried washing, scrubbing, and everything that I could to try to get it off but it's not working. Can anyone help me? I can't get it off?
Asked by Lyn - Fri Jun 8 15:03:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are special lotions they sell ,called as wax off..you can buy them . or as for now as a quick fix you can use a cotton damped with a baby oil or use conditioner...use it liberally then use a cotton damped in water. It should come out.
Answered by niks - Fri Jun 8 16:15:27 2007
Q. I wanted to start waxing my legs... I just put on the wax and tried waxing them but now the wax is stuck to me and I can't get it off. I tried washing, scrubbing, and everything that I could to try to get it off but it's not working. Can anyone help me? I can't get it off?
Asked by Lyn - Fri Jun 8 15:03:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are special lotions they sell ,called as wax off..you can buy them . or as for now as a quick fix you can use a cotton damped with a baby oil or use conditioner...use it liberally then use a cotton damped in water. It should come out.
Answered by niks - Fri Jun 8 16:15:27 2007
How much does it cost to wax off all the hair on your body?
Q. Where do they do waxing and can you do waxing by yourself.I have lot of hair on my body and i want to wax off to reveal my definition.Shaving not working.The hair just grows back very thick after shaving.Is there products that you can buy to help to do waxing by yourself or place to do it and how much does it cost. Ok then how much will it cost to do it. And how long will it take.I never did waxing before.
Asked by Aint nothing but a peanut - Wed Oct 1 02:40:03 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They do that at beauty salons,you can't do it yourself if you want to do your back.
Answered by Justin - Wed Oct 1 02:51:58 2008
Q. Where do they do waxing and can you do waxing by yourself.I have lot of hair on my body and i want to wax off to reveal my definition.Shaving not working.The hair just grows back very thick after shaving.Is there products that you can buy to help to do waxing by yourself or place to do it and how much does it cost. Ok then how much will it cost to do it. And how long will it take.I never did waxing before.
Asked by Aint nothing but a peanut - Wed Oct 1 02:40:03 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They do that at beauty salons,you can't do it yourself if you want to do your back.
Answered by Justin - Wed Oct 1 02:51:58 2008
How can I clean old wax out of a candle holder?
Q. I once learned of a trick (that many may know) to put the holder in the freezer, and the remaining pool of wax would pop right out. It works wonders! However, after doing that several times, the wax buildup around the other parts of the holder tends to build up and doesn't quite freeze since there isn't much of it. It is waxy and messy; when I try to clean it it just spreads it around. What is the easiest way to clean up the remaining wax? I have tried soap and water with a sponge, with not much luck. It removes some of it, but there must be another trick? Any ideas?
Asked by ~ Jamie ~ - Tue Sep 4 11:14:26 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I work for Yankee Candle and often suggest the following method(s):At home I will either run hot or near boiling water until the leftover wax disappears,or use an old pot that contains heated water to soak off excess wax.Dont use said pot for food use!
Answered by RowanSilverSkye - Tue Sep 4 11:24:16 2007
Q. I once learned of a trick (that many may know) to put the holder in the freezer, and the remaining pool of wax would pop right out. It works wonders! However, after doing that several times, the wax buildup around the other parts of the holder tends to build up and doesn't quite freeze since there isn't much of it. It is waxy and messy; when I try to clean it it just spreads it around. What is the easiest way to clean up the remaining wax? I have tried soap and water with a sponge, with not much luck. It removes some of it, but there must be another trick? Any ideas?
Asked by ~ Jamie ~ - Tue Sep 4 11:14:26 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I work for Yankee Candle and often suggest the following method(s):At home I will either run hot or near boiling water until the leftover wax disappears,or use an old pot that contains heated water to soak off excess wax.Dont use said pot for food use!
Answered by RowanSilverSkye - Tue Sep 4 11:24:16 2007
How come when you heat wax and stick it in water it explodes?
Q. How come when you heat wax and stick it in water it explodes? This is a science lab i did in class and my teacher is giving out extra credit if i can figure out why the wax combusted. I already know that vaporised water forces the liquid wax into the air, but why does it go on fire. Thanks. I am wondering why when the wax is put into the water fire shoots out. Their is then a huge wax explosion.
Asked by drocker55 - Wed Dec 5 16:40:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The wax doesn't actually explode, which is an exothermic reaction, but when the cool water contacts the hot wax, it causes a rapid contraction of the wax which causes it to rapidly come apart. Since much of the wax is still brittle yet still hot, it's unable to relieve the stress of rapid cooling so it breaks down. Many brittle materials, like glass, for example, do the same thing when heated and rapidly cooled.
Answered by Wolfy - Wed Dec 5 16:51:23 2007
Q. How come when you heat wax and stick it in water it explodes? This is a science lab i did in class and my teacher is giving out extra credit if i can figure out why the wax combusted. I already know that vaporised water forces the liquid wax into the air, but why does it go on fire. Thanks. I am wondering why when the wax is put into the water fire shoots out. Their is then a huge wax explosion.
Asked by drocker55 - Wed Dec 5 16:40:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The wax doesn't actually explode, which is an exothermic reaction, but when the cool water contacts the hot wax, it causes a rapid contraction of the wax which causes it to rapidly come apart. Since much of the wax is still brittle yet still hot, it's unable to relieve the stress of rapid cooling so it breaks down. Many brittle materials, like glass, for example, do the same thing when heated and rapidly cooled.
Answered by Wolfy - Wed Dec 5 16:51:23 2007
What is the characteristics of wax and how does it relate to water?
Q. I have a part of a large wax molecule (cant actually show it on here, its on my homework) but the questions states,"This is a part of a large wax molecule. How does this structure help explain the characteristics of wax as it relates to water?" please help!!!... thanks! :)
Asked by Jenny - Mon Jun 16 02:39:07 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wax is mostly made of carbon and hydrogen - C-H bond is nonpolar, the difference in electronegativity is negligible - Like dissolves like (nonpolar dissolves nonpolar) - intermolecular interaction between two wax molecules is vanderwaals interaction, which is much weaker than hydrogen bonding present in water Water is a polar molecule - it has polar covalent bonds - water molecules interact by hydrogen bonding - water dissolves polar or ionic compounds (polar dissolves polar) - intermolecular interaction is hydrogen bonding - The difference in the strength of intermolecular interactions between wax and water explains the difference in boiling and melting point of the two.
Answered by Drknow - Mon Jun 16 03:47:46 2008
Q. I have a part of a large wax molecule (cant actually show it on here, its on my homework) but the questions states,"This is a part of a large wax molecule. How does this structure help explain the characteristics of wax as it relates to water?" please help!!!... thanks! :)
Asked by Jenny - Mon Jun 16 02:39:07 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wax is mostly made of carbon and hydrogen - C-H bond is nonpolar, the difference in electronegativity is negligible - Like dissolves like (nonpolar dissolves nonpolar) - intermolecular interaction between two wax molecules is vanderwaals interaction, which is much weaker than hydrogen bonding present in water Water is a polar molecule - it has polar covalent bonds - water molecules interact by hydrogen bonding - water dissolves polar or ionic compounds (polar dissolves polar) - intermolecular interaction is hydrogen bonding - The difference in the strength of intermolecular interactions between wax and water explains the difference in boiling and melting point of the two.
Answered by Drknow - Mon Jun 16 03:47:46 2008
How do you get rid of excess wax after a bikini wax?
Q. I've just waxed and used the horrible greasy sheet provided, but it didn't help much in removing the wax. Any tips on how to remove the wax quickly? Many thanks.
Asked by Katie - Fri May 8 11:02:17 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would use a baby lotion kind of cream but be sure not to get it into your vagina...soap and warm water should work as well...
Answered by advice guru and mom - Fri May 8 11:19:51 2009
Q. I've just waxed and used the horrible greasy sheet provided, but it didn't help much in removing the wax. Any tips on how to remove the wax quickly? Many thanks.
Asked by Katie - Fri May 8 11:02:17 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would use a baby lotion kind of cream but be sure not to get it into your vagina...soap and warm water should work as well...
Answered by advice guru and mom - Fri May 8 11:19:51 2009
Whats the difference between bikini wax and a brazilian bikini wax?
Q. Also What place can I Take my girlfirend to get her Genital wax because she has a lot of Hair I live in the Bayarea. Do all wax salons do genitals? I said genital because I didn't want to type V.a.g.i.n.a lol
Asked by B - Tue Aug 25 19:56:18 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tells you there ^-^
Answered by Laura - Tue Aug 25 20:01:03 2009
Q. Also What place can I Take my girlfirend to get her Genital wax because she has a lot of Hair I live in the Bayarea. Do all wax salons do genitals? I said genital because I didn't want to type V.a.g.i.n.a lol
Asked by B - Tue Aug 25 19:56:18 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tells you there ^-^
Answered by Laura - Tue Aug 25 20:01:03 2009
What kind of wax can be used on shower door glass to prevent etching from hard water?
Q. I have heard that wax will prevent hard water from etching glass but don't know what type of wax to use. I am replacing glass door as old one is etched and spots cannot be removed. I don't want this to happen again.
Asked by artnrose - Sat Apr 4 19:17:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would use the spray wax/detailers meant for use on cars. They clean the surface but are safe for the clear coat on car finishes, so they'll be safe for your glass. They also protect against dirt and pollutants in the air, so they should do a pretty good job protecting from hard water stains if used regularly. They're easy to use, fairly inexpensive, and do a great job. We use them on our vinyl and laminate floors as well as the porcelain in our tub and sink, and they work great. We don't have glass shower doors, so I can't speak to those specifically, but I would think it would work pretty well. Meguiars makes a nice spray detailer wax you can pick up at an autoparts store or somewhere like Wal-Mart or Target. Good luck!
Answered by bobcat97 - Sat Apr 4 19:27:34 2009
Q. I have heard that wax will prevent hard water from etching glass but don't know what type of wax to use. I am replacing glass door as old one is etched and spots cannot be removed. I don't want this to happen again.
Asked by artnrose - Sat Apr 4 19:17:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would use the spray wax/detailers meant for use on cars. They clean the surface but are safe for the clear coat on car finishes, so they'll be safe for your glass. They also protect against dirt and pollutants in the air, so they should do a pretty good job protecting from hard water stains if used regularly. They're easy to use, fairly inexpensive, and do a great job. We use them on our vinyl and laminate floors as well as the porcelain in our tub and sink, and they work great. We don't have glass shower doors, so I can't speak to those specifically, but I would think it would work pretty well. Meguiars makes a nice spray detailer wax you can pick up at an autoparts store or somewhere like Wal-Mart or Target. Good luck!
Answered by bobcat97 - Sat Apr 4 19:27:34 2009
Candle wax how and what can I do get old wax out of my glass candle holders?
Q. I have glass candle holders and they are thick, I cant melt the old wax off, what can I do to get rid of this old wax and what can I use in the future to make sure the wax does not stick to glass? Couldnt really hot water crack the glass?
Asked by Cheekalicious - Sun Jan 27 20:47:38 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Set the whole thing in the freezer for a few minutes, maybe 15 or so. Then the wax will harden and you can usually chip it right out in one piece with your finger nail. I would never heat candle wax to remove. Always use ice, or the freezer. Best of luck.
Answered by chickchick - Sun Jan 27 20:57:31 2008
Q. I have glass candle holders and they are thick, I cant melt the old wax off, what can I do to get rid of this old wax and what can I use in the future to make sure the wax does not stick to glass? Couldnt really hot water crack the glass?
Asked by Cheekalicious - Sun Jan 27 20:47:38 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Set the whole thing in the freezer for a few minutes, maybe 15 or so. Then the wax will harden and you can usually chip it right out in one piece with your finger nail. I would never heat candle wax to remove. Always use ice, or the freezer. Best of luck.
Answered by chickchick - Sun Jan 27 20:57:31 2008
How can i get melted wax out of a cloth car seat in a ford focus? Please help?
Q. This wax is from a kiddie wax bottle with the kool aid inside it.The wax bottle was empty.It was left in the car with about 90 degree temperatures.
Asked by guitarmanca2002 - Tue Jul 31 04:24:25 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Slave has it about right. I f that doesn't get it all you could try repeating the trick after dabbing parrafin or white spirit on the affected area to dissolve the remaining wax.
Answered by Psssst! wanna send a letter? - Tue Jul 31 04:37:05 2007
Q. This wax is from a kiddie wax bottle with the kool aid inside it.The wax bottle was empty.It was left in the car with about 90 degree temperatures.
Asked by guitarmanca2002 - Tue Jul 31 04:24:25 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Slave has it about right. I f that doesn't get it all you could try repeating the trick after dabbing parrafin or white spirit on the affected area to dissolve the remaining wax.
Answered by Psssst! wanna send a letter? - Tue Jul 31 04:37:05 2007
How often should you wax your legs after the first session?
Q. I'm a guy so my leg hair grows quicker than women obviously.. I just had my legs waxed about nearly 3 weeks ago. I can see and feel the hair growing back already. When should I wax my legs again?
Asked by Bull - Thu Aug 13 13:58:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it'd be okay to do it again. With shaving, waxing, and burning (Nair..) you should wait at least a week because they all take layers of skin off along with the hair. Just because you can see it and feel it doesn't always mean it's a good time to get rig of the hair again. You can really screw up your skin doing it all, but if you do it right, you'll be fine. =]] Good luck.
Answered by Xx_!!!Cupcakessss!!!_xX - Thu Aug 13 14:08:19 2009
Q. I'm a guy so my leg hair grows quicker than women obviously.. I just had my legs waxed about nearly 3 weeks ago. I can see and feel the hair growing back already. When should I wax my legs again?
Asked by Bull - Thu Aug 13 13:58:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it'd be okay to do it again. With shaving, waxing, and burning (Nair..) you should wait at least a week because they all take layers of skin off along with the hair. Just because you can see it and feel it doesn't always mean it's a good time to get rig of the hair again. You can really screw up your skin doing it all, but if you do it right, you'll be fine. =]] Good luck.
Answered by Xx_!!!Cupcakessss!!!_xX - Thu Aug 13 14:08:19 2009
How do you get wax out of your clothes?
Q. a candle fell on my new dockers...now i have wax all over the front of my pants. what's the best way to get wax off of your clothes without making stains? i need a way to do it without making those greasy stains that stay.
Asked by mizike - Thu May 18 10:37:38 2006 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i got candle wax off my sons trousers by ironing it with a piece of kitchen roll on top, the paper absorbs the wax as it melts. I have also used it on a carpet.
Answered by JANINE W - Thu May 18 12:01:22 2006
Q. a candle fell on my new dockers...now i have wax all over the front of my pants. what's the best way to get wax off of your clothes without making stains? i need a way to do it without making those greasy stains that stay.
Asked by mizike - Thu May 18 10:37:38 2006 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i got candle wax off my sons trousers by ironing it with a piece of kitchen roll on top, the paper absorbs the wax as it melts. I have also used it on a carpet.
Answered by JANINE W - Thu May 18 12:01:22 2006
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