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Citronella on pavers-- HELP
In cleaning up our patio/ yard two weekends ago I threw an old citronella candle ontop of some cardboard boxes. My wonderful huband picked said boxes up to take to the trash can and came back to find a trail of citronella on our new pavers. He saw red as we just sank a lot of hard earned money into our new oasis.
Any ideas of how to get it off without "ironing it". Its supposed to be super hot this week, so I am hoping it can be taken care of.
Thanks!
Any ideas of how to get it off without "ironing it". Its supposed to be super hot this week, so I am hoping it can be taken care of.
Thanks!
KelliK- Posts : 46
Join date : 2012-03-27
Location : Manassas VA 20110
Re: Citronella on pavers-- HELP
Hi,
I would use several paper towels to soak up the wax when it has melted from the heat. If that does not work, perhaps a really stiff scrub brush and a lot of elbow grease or a pressure washer. Good luck.
Patty from Yorktown
I would use several paper towels to soak up the wax when it has melted from the heat. If that does not work, perhaps a really stiff scrub brush and a lot of elbow grease or a pressure washer. Good luck.
Patty from Yorktown
Patty from Yorktown- Posts : 350
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