Magician's wax
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If you decide to make your own wax, make sure you don't just melt the wax in a pan. because you can start a fire. Someone at my friends apartments caught 3 apartments in fire from trying to melt wax directly on the pan.
In order to melt it, you need to first get two pans, one smaller than another. First pour water into the larger pan and put the second one inside it on the water. Put the wax you want to melt inside the smaller pan. Then bring the water to boil. This will melt the wax, while, in turn, help prevent your wax from exploding in your face and burning you or catching something on fire.
In order to melt it, you need to first get two pans, one smaller than another. First pour water into the larger pan and put the second one inside it on the water. Put the wax you want to melt inside the smaller pan. Then bring the water to boil. This will melt the wax, while, in turn, help prevent your wax from exploding in your face and burning you or catching something on fire.
Penguin sells lots of wax for cheap, about $2.50. Anyone tried their's before, know anything about it?
If you have any friends or family members that have braces or certain other teeth-straightening appliances(for lack of a better word 
) Sometimes, they get a couple little containers of wax that they can put on the braces if they poke their gums. I used to have braces, and I got a lot of those containers of wax. It works pretty much exactly the same as the magician's wax that I use, and heck for all I know, It could be made of the same stuff. If you can get your hands on some of it, keep it.
) Sometimes, they get a couple little containers of wax that they can put on the braces if they poke their gums. I used to have braces, and I got a lot of those containers of wax. It works pretty much exactly the same as the magician's wax that I use, and heck for all I know, It could be made of the same stuff. If you can get your hands on some of it, keep it.