Corn maize – Get lost in a corn maize!.
I’ve typically gone about half-way with it and stuck the jars in the freezer for the wax to harden so I could try to crack it out with a knife.They usually stay in the freezer for about 7.5 months on average..
The freezer is fine for plain jars where the frozen wax can just slide right out, but if you have anything funky going on with your jar, you’re going to have to go all archaeologist on it.. Here’s what I do now instead:.Get a jar from a burned out candle.Does anyone else find it hilarious that this candle is called “Kitchen Clean” and you can see piles of dishes waiting to be put away in the back ground?.
It doesn’t really even have to a big bowl bowl.Just a small amount of cold water will do.. We’re going to melt that wax out!.
Stir it around a little with a butter knife or something to ensure all the wax gets melted.. Pour all that melted wax mixed with hot water out and into the bowl of cold water..
It separates really easily so if you don’t have a strainer to use for this, don’t worry, a spoon will work just fine.. Just a few seconds of work and your jar is perfectly clean!I’ve shown you before that, um,.
I do not.. I’ve thought about just leaving the darn thing blank, cause that’s a look too, but I decided to jump back in and blatantly knock-off Pottery Barn instead.. I’ve seen this chalkboard style around all over the place lately, so I guess I’m not alone!I think I’m more knocking off the knock-off-ers at this point, rather than the Pottery Barn original, I’ve seen it done so many times..
So let’s not call it a knock-off.Let’s call it a new classic, shall we?.