How to Clean an Empty Jar

HOW TO CLEAN AN EMPTY VESSEL

Note: you can reuse the wax with this method

1. Take a spoon and scoop out the leftover wax.
2. Place wax in a sealed container and save for future use.
3. Wash vessel with wam water and soap.

Tip: Be gentle to avoid scratching or cracking the vessel.

Scoop Method

Note: you can reuse the wax with this method

1. Take a spoon and scoop out the leftover wax.
2. Place wax in a sealed container and save for future use.
3. Wash vessel with wam water and soap.

Tip: Be gentle to avoid scratching or cracking the vessel.

Freezer Method

Note: you can reuse the wax with this method

1. Place the candle in the freezer for a few hours or overnight.
2. The wax will harden and shrink, making it easy to pop out with a spoon or butter knife.
3. Clean out any residue with warm water and soap.

Tip: Be gentle to avoid scratching or cracking the vessel.

Boiling Water Method

Note: you cannot reuse the wax with this method

1. Pour boiling water into the vessel; be sure to leave some space at the top.
2. The wax will melt and float to the surface as it cools; once solidified, you can remove the wax and clean out any residue with warm water and soap.

Tip: Use a strainer to catch wax if you’re disposing of it in the sink (this will help avoid clogging pipes).

Oven Method

Note: you cannot reuse the wax with this method

1. Remove all labels.
2. Preheat your oven to 180°F (82°C), and place the vessel on a baking sheet lined with aluminum foil or parchment paper.
3. After a few minutes, the wax will melt; pour it out and clean with warm water and soap.

Tip: If you have a wax melter, you can repurpose the melted wax by pouring it directly into the melter.

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