Wax melts at anywhere between 100 - 109 degrees F. Start on low and move to medium if needed.

If it doesn't wash out....try placing a paper towel over it and then ironing it. Sometimes the wax will melt and adsorb into the paper towel. Be cautious though.

They all came from Lowe's. Glitter powder was a little package by the paint desk that you mix in at home yourself. These were all jewel tone paint colors. I'll see if I can find the paint names.

How interesting.

Probably chalk. The marker has a special way to remove but both can do it.

I'll try to make some easy tool videos. Even a cheap electric screwdriver is a good place to start for easy projects.

Ok, thanks.

It won’t let me edit this comment but it’s gotta be an aerosol spray and citrus scented

Oh, I'll have to try that.

I'm so glad it helped!

It does look like a neat place.

No, I think it has to be normal powdery chalk.

Any color works.

Try looking at photos but if she wore eyeshadow it was not a bold look. She focused on lips and cheeks. I'm going with a subtle look that suits the time period she lived in and my own face.

Oh, no! Be very careful! Wax instelf can catch on fire let alone melt plastic. Always use a stove and keep an eye on it.

You're welcome!

@@vintagelyzzie used your method last night for melting down candle wax with oils to make body butter! I would have burned and ruined the nutrients if I hadn’t found your video! 💕

I would suggest testing the paint on your walls for lead. If it is positive contact a professional for removal of the lead on your walls and a doctor if you think the lead is something you have come in contact with.

@@vintagelyzzie Yeah, I'm about to test the paint chips using vinegar, but since I've created so many problems already, I'm really scared of what's going to happen to me after my parents know about the third problem here. It's good if no lead paint is present although I don't really guarantee regarding that. The old house was built in 1955. The first two problems got something to do with toilet clogging costed up to almost $1000 in total. From there on, I can't even use my college financial aid anymore. The home internet use is important to me too that's why I'm afraid to tell the truth unless I really have to at the end. The next time will be sad. I likely will get punished badly. I'm not even a real adult yet either and am not capable of being fully independent. I'm at 19 years of age only. I felt like it's bad karma that's also why I keep on doing dumb things.

Have fun!

You are welcome!

Hahaha try it is blurry because it is a video from 2004 at the real aquarium on a phone with low megapixels and low light settings.

Start with same process of using a dry cloth or cotton. Wood can be tricky as wax can get into the wood grain lines. At that point try wood cleaners like mop and glow. After that it might need light sanding to get it all out. Good luck.

A paper towel didn’t work

They really are magic!

True, very easy.

Thanks

I didn't turn my pilot light on the stove off but that is a good idea. I had two windows open and the door to outside so my area was well ventilated. The colors are beautiful, glad it worked for you!

Thanks!

That's a great idea!

I'm so glad!

Thanks! I have more I just need to edit and upload which seems to take forever!!

I kept them in a room my cat couldn't get into. Some cats ignore them but some cats are too interested. You can also get an extra large dog cate and put the chicks inside that with a chick warmer.

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This was an el cheap chalk board from a big box store. It is more than painted wood but not actual stone slate.

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Thanks! I started a whole new All chicken channel if you are interested kzbin.info/door/0oYWNTyBgrTbGf1bD8ILHAvideos

Glad it was helpful

Good idea. Sometimes that works.

@@vintagelyzzie i did that before, was a total mess haha

You can actually blow dry the labels; and it melts the glue just enough so they peel right off

Thanks! I blame the weird spray paint sprayer.

Glad it was useful!

True true. I did shake for several minutes before using it. Then after clogging shook more.

Thanks!

I left the cabinet handles the silver steel color they were originally but copper would be nice too.

Color is great. Spraying was problematic. Also cleaning a year later made marks that needed more paint......boo. Granted the vent hood isn't functional so many others won't have same issue.

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I cleaned it but didn't sand.....I'm lazy. Sanding before painting is always a good idea.

Hahahahahaha yes the spraying was problematic. Normally I do better but the paint wasn't coming out the normal way. Normally, I just two two light coats of spray paint.

Not everybody can handle a stove...

Be careful!

You should probably go back to playing Doctor with each other.

Thanks!

Thanks thats what I thought too. But I shook it for like 5 min off camera. Either my can was defective or others had the same issue.