How To Remove Wax From Carpet

Wax is a common household substance that may quickly become embedded in carpeting. Whether from a dripping candle or crayon, cleaning wax from carpet might appear to be a difficult chore. However, with a few straightforward actions, you may restore the carpet’s like-new appearance.

Here is what must be done:

• Remove any extra wax: Using a dull knife or credit card, scrape away as much excess wax as possible. Be cautious not to distribute the wax into the carpet further.
• Place a brown paper bag or cloth over the wax. The iron’s heat will aid in loosening the wax and transferring it to the bag or fabric.
• If there is still some wax remaining on the carpet, apply a carpet stain remover. Follow the instructions on the package and test the product on a small, inconspicuous section of the carpet before applying it to the entire surface.
• Wipe with a clean cloth: After using the carpet stain remover you’re gonna wanna blot the affected area with a clean cloth. This will assist in eliminating any leftover wax and stain remover.
• Rinse with warm water: Rinse the area with warm water to eliminate any remaining stain remover residue.

By following these few procedures, you can remove wax from your carpet and restore its pristine appearance. Remember to test any cleaning chemicals you want to use on a small, inconspicuous section of the carpet before applying them to the entire carpet.

It is important to be careful and take your time when trying to remove wax from carpet. It is easy to cause damage to the carpet if you are not careful. If all else fails, give Mr.Hardwood a call at 770-318-8880 for a free home estimate to restore the damaged area.