How to Get Candle Wax out of Clothes
How to Get Candle Wax out of Clothes
One of the hazards of The International Playboy Lifestyle is you swoop a lot of fly girls and many times when you are swooping said fly girls, you are swooping them with candle light.
It is only a matter of time before you have a disaster, like spilling candle wax on some of your dope threads.
It just so happened that last week, I was swooping a fly girl, getting loose and dumped a ton of liquid wax on some slacks I got handmade in London. Savile Row.
I thought my Custom Slacks were done for, so I did the only thing any self respecting G would in this situation: I called my MOM.
Here is what she told me:
1. Lay slacks down on an Ironing board, wax side up.
2. Heat up an Iron. Dry.
3. Get some clean, white paper towels and put them over the wax.
4. Put hot Iron on the paper towels. The wax will then “melt” into the paper towels.
5. Repeat.
6. If you still have more wax (I did), then get a wash cloth (mine was one I heisted from The Ritz-Carlton), get it wet with cold water, then apply Iron again until all wax is out.
7. You slacks should be good as new.
Thanks MOM.
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12/09/2011 at 2:12 pm Permalink
Very useful stuff. It could be worth a data sheet to remove other hazardous materials out of couture duds, like steak tartare, expensive lip stick, etc.
I’ve got a dark colored stain on the lapel of a one particular favorite suit that I am pretty sure its foundation or some other variety of facial makeup. Its tough for anyone to see, but it shakes my confidence, which is worse than aesthetics.
12/09/2011 at 2:29 pm Permalink
“I’ve got a dark colored stain on the lapel of a one particular favorite suit that I am pretty sure its foundation or some other variety of facial makeup.”
My heart goes out to you.
What color is the Suit?
– MPM
12/09/2011 at 8:14 pm Permalink
Pro Tip: In addition to having a good tailor, you should have a good dry cleaner. Fortunately mine are one in the same, Italian immigrants whose main breadwinner is a tuxedo rental business. Fantastic tailoring by first-class people and pro-bono care of some amazing fabrics.
Having worked in the garment industry myself I’ve developed some great contacts. Among them a 50-something year old black woman who’s been dry cleaning since high school — not a stain in the world she’s been unable to remove. Amazing cook too.
Damn, it feels good to be a G.
16/09/2011 at 8:33 am Permalink
Its a light brown light stain you can only see from certain angles. The suit is a 3 year old Hugo Boss that has rode into battle with me so many times, you can read a newspaper through certain parts of the pants if you hold them to the light. Its retirement party will make most bankers and real estate brokers jealous.