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<\/p>\nPlacing candles around the room for a romantic evening, or just to enjoy some ambient, non electric lighting is a wonderful thing. The light is soft, gentle on the eyes, and it flickers delightfully. But, oh no! Some wax has dripped onto your carpet, and you don\u2019t notice until the next day when it is too late. How to get candle wax out of carpet? To save you hours of frantic Googling, we\u2019re here to tell you the best and simplest way to do this!<\/p>\n
Thankfully, it is a simple fix, and one that can be done with just a few household bits and pieces. You don\u2019t need to call in an expensive carpet cleaning professional; you can easily remove candle wax yourself – even a large spill can be dealt with quickly and simply, and you will be left with a carpet that is as good as new, with no lingering stains. Let\u2019s look at how you can do this.<\/p>\n
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Although your first instinct will be to try to clean up the wax as soon as you notice that it has spilled, this clean is actually best left until the wax has completely dried and hardened, otherwise you run the risk of making an even bigger mess! Hold yourself back from trying to clean until the wax has turned back to its solid state.<\/p>\n
The carpet will look darker where you have sprayed the carpet cleaner, but as it dries it should fade to the same colour as the rest of the carpet. Your one remaining problem is now that patch that you have cleaned will be cleaner than the rest of the carpet, and you may end up having to clean the whole thing!<\/p>\n