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I took a moist paper towel and put it into a zip lock bag then microwaved it for about 20 seconds. I then placed the bag over the stain for about 10 seconds and the wax just wiped off with a dry paper towel like it was dry dust. It worked great at least on the few I did it to. Just thought I would leave an update on the progress.
Drew 
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