Candle Wax on Carpet

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I've heard that if you heat an iron and place a towel over the dried wax, then iron it the heat re-melts the wax and you can get it out with the towel and whatever carpet cleaner you have.

The link below gives step by step instructions.

http://www.essortment.com/home/removingcandle_smpb.htm

My mother-in-law used the ice, scrape, then iron/bag combination to remove wax from her rug. I have heard several different versions of what to use with the iron - paper towels, non-printed brown paper grocery bags, clean and damp terry cloth towels. Good luck!

i removed the large pieces by and and did what Misty G did. put a towel over it and put a iron over it. it melts and the towel soaks it up. just use a towel you dont care if it messes up.

I wouldn't pay for any products because you would be wasting money. All you need is a towel, paper towel, parchment paper or something similar. Place over the wax and iron over the towel (or whatever you're using). Make sure you move it every so often so you aren't just reheating what you pulled up to the towel if that makes sense. I've done it plenty of times. There should be no discoloration or residue left behind. Good luck!