Does anyone know how to remove the was that dripped onto the white
kitchen sink accidentally when my son-in-law was trying to pour out the
wax. Please advise to

Joyce Butler wrote:
> Does anyone know how to remove the was that dripped onto the white
> kitchen sink accidentally when my son-in-law was trying to pour out
> the wax. Please advise to

Let it dry; should scrape right up. Then use a sudsy sponge and some hot
water for the residue.

Jill

In article >,
(Joyce Butler) wrote:

> Does anyone know how to remove the was that dripped onto the white
> kitchen sink accidentally when my son-in-law was trying to pour out the
> wax

I hope he wasn't trying to pour the wax down the drain. It'll help start
a clog.

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In article >,
(Joyce Butler) wrote:

> Does anyone know how to remove the was that dripped onto the white
> kitchen sink accidentally when my son-in-law was trying to pour out the
> wax

I hope he wasn't trying to pour the wax down the drain. It'll help start
a clog.

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Scott wrote:
>
> In article >,
> (Joyce Butler) wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know how to remove the was that dripped onto the white
> > kitchen sink accidentally when my son-in-law was trying to pour out the
> > wax
>
> I hope he wasn't trying to pour the wax down the drain. It'll help start
> a clog.

I would say so! Man, call RotoRooter now! At any rate, apply ice to
the drippings and they should be easily picked off once it's cold.

nancy

In article >,
(Joyce Butler) wrote:

> Does anyone know how to remove the was that dripped onto the white
> kitchen sink accidentally when my son-in-law was trying to pour out the
> wax. Please advise to

Melt the wax with a hair dryer and wipe off with a paper towel.

"Nancy Young" > wrote in message
...
> Scott wrote:
> >
> > In article >,
> > (Joyce Butler) wrote:
> >
> > > Does anyone know how to remove the was that dripped onto the white
> > > kitchen sink accidentally when my son-in-law was trying to pour out
the
> > > wax
> >
> > I hope he wasn't trying to pour the wax down the drain. It'll help start
> > a clog.
>
> I would say so! Man, call RotoRooter now! At any rate, apply ice to
> the drippings and they should be easily picked off once it's cold.

Sounds like troll wax to me. Who would "pour out wax" at the sink, unless
maybe it was to pour candles over the sink.