The guests left. The pie is gone. The tablecloth tells the whole story.
Quick answer: freeze or chill wax, scrape it, then lift what's left with paper and a warm iron. For gravy, scrape, pretreat and wash cold. Just 9's enzymes help with protein and starch stains.
Candle wax
- Let it harden. Ice cubes in a bag speed it up.
- Scrape gently with a dull knife.
- Lay paper over the spot and press with a warm iron. The wax moves to the paper.
- Pretreat any color left behind, then wash.
The wax goes on the paper, not your ceiling. Promise.
Gravy and food
| Stain | Fix |
|---|---|
| Gravy | Scrape, pretreat, wash cold |
| Red wine | Blot and rinse cold fast (read it) |
| Cranberry | Rinse from the back, pretreat |
| Butter | Treat like grease (read it) |
Storing holiday linens
- Wash before storing. Hidden stains turn yellow over time.
- Dry completely.
- Roll, don't fold, to avoid creases.
FAQ
How do I get candle wax out of a tablecloth? Harden, scrape, then press with paper and a warm iron.
How do I get gravy out? Scrape, pretreat and wash cold.
Why do stored linens turn yellow? Old stains oxidize over time.
Can enzymes help with food stains? Yes, on protein and starch. Just 9 has them.
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