2. Sculpt it.
3. Mail it to a friend.
4. Craft it.
5. Laminate it.
6. Carve it.
7. Junk it.
8. Punt it.
9. Burn it.
10. Shovel it.
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| 10 Things to do with Melted Wax... | ||||||||||
| First of all, let's talk about how to even get melted wax. It's a commodity that's sometimes hard to come by. Wax in Latin is Waxaloniusaclophoclis which means melted crayons burnt my hand! In a rough translation of course. So from this anceint definition we find a valuable insight. What? Chicken is half off on Mondays? Watercolors ruin pants? Pirates died out in the 80's? Well, while all of these may be true, and taken from the translation, the one we'll be focusing on is that melted crayons produce wax. Not just wax mind you, but colored wax. Perfect for making a colorful wax thing. But beware, as we also learned in the translation, snapping turtles bite hard! So now let's get out the old bunson and burn that wax to a crisp right? Yep. Get to it. Then with your waxy mess you can try these 10 wonderful things to do with wax. | ||||||||||
| 1. Naturally... Drink it. 2. Sculpt it. 3. Mail it to a friend. 4. Craft it. 5. Laminate it. 6. Carve it. 7. Junk it. 8. Punt it. 9. Burn it. 10. Shovel it. |
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| Not quite satisfied with these awesome 10 ideas? Tough. Go try and find a better website that tells you the secrets of wax shoveling for free! Selfish jerk. | ||||||||||
| This portion of the website paid for by the National Wax Arch Builders Foundation of American Arches. | ||||||||||
| Thanks WaxAmerica for the wax tips! | ||||||||||