How do you get eyebrow wax off wood dresser?

Method 1: Use a Blow Dryer and Plastic Bag

1. Prepare the wax. If the wax is hard, use a blow dryer to soften it. Hold the blow dryer about 6 inches away from the wax and move it in a circular motion until the wax becomes soft and pliable.

2. Cover the wax with a plastic bag. Place a plastic bag over the wax and smooth it out so that it is in full contact with the wax.

3. Apply heat to the plastic bag. Use the blow dryer to heat the plastic bag. Move the blow dryer in a circular motion, keeping it about 6 inches away from the plastic bag. The heat will help to melt the wax and make it easier to remove.

4. Scrape off the wax. Once the wax has melted, use a putty knife or credit card to scrape it off the wood dresser. Start at one edge of the wax and scrape towards the other. Be careful not to damage the wood dresser.

5. Clean the wood dresser. Use a damp cloth to clean the wood dresser and remove any residual wax. Dry the wood dresser with a clean cloth.

Method 2: Use Ice Cubes and a Plastic Bag

1. Freeze the wax. Place a few ice cubes in a freezer bag and place them on top of the wax. Leave the ice cubes on the wax for a few minutes until it becomes hard.

2. Cover the wax with a plastic bag. Place a plastic bag over the wax and smooth it out so that it is in full contact with the wax.

3. Apply heat to the plastic bag. Use a blow dryer to heat the plastic bag. Move the blow dryer in a circular motion, keeping it about 6 inches away from the plastic bag. The heat will help to melt the wax and make it easier to remove.

4. Scrape off the wax. Once the wax has melted, use a putty knife or credit card to scrape it off the wood dresser. Start at one edge of the wax and scrape towards the other. Be careful not to damage the wood dresser.

5. Clean the wood dresser. Use a damp cloth to clean the wood dresser and remove any residual wax. Dry the wood dresser with a clean cloth.

Method 3: Use WD-40

1. Apply WD-40 to the wax. Spray a generous amount of WD-40 onto the wax.

2. Let the WD-40 sit for a few minutes. Allow the WD-40 to penetrate the wax and loosen its grip on the wood dresser.

3. Scrape off the wax. Use a putty knife or credit card to scrape off the wax. Start at one edge of the wax and scrape towards the other. Be careful not to damage the wood dresser.

4. Clean the wood dresser. Use a damp cloth to clean the wood dresser and remove any residual WD-40. Dry the wood dresser with a clean cloth.