Even, a plastic walrus!.
Start with a candle that you love but that can’t be lit anymore.This particular one is called.
Baja Cactus Blossom.from Bath and Body Works..Bonus points if it’s in a pretty jar that can be reused!
I especially love the ones with the pretty lids with no branding on them for using in organizing projects once they’re clean!.If your candle is a higher quality one, it will usually have a softer wax, so grab yourself a butter knife and just slice right through it like it’s, well, butter!.
OK, it’s a little more challenging than cutting a stick of butter, but as long as you end up with some wedge-like shapes, or any other shape that frees up the wax, you should be able to remove the wax pretty easily.
If your candle has wax that’s a little more brittle, you can put the whole thing in the freezer for a few hours and the wax should just pop out.I still leave it to soak for a few hours or days, or whatever I feel like in a container of water..
I still use a green scrubbie to break the seal of paint on the bristles and allow the paint to rinse away freely and quickly..I put a little splash of.
THIS golden, wonderful stuff.in the water while the brushes soak.