Okay, When I got my first Scentsy Warmer, I expected the wax to dissipate--you know, the way wicked candles work. When I did not observe the wax level going down, I got up the nerve to ask my neighbor whose party I had ordered from. She told me that when it no longer smells, you can clean it out with a paper towel. Now that I have moved beyond Scentsy novice, I change my scents daily. I want to save the scents that are still good though. (each use is about 60-80 hours) So I made some VERY amateur videos to help out.
Here is the video about cleaning your wax out. (When you do not want to attempt to save the wax.)
Video 1 FYI: I laugh because it shows me changing the October Scent of the Month, Autumn Stroll. When I smelled it in the box, I confess, I did not like it. My smart husband suggested I just try warming it. It took me a few weeks to actually listen, and when I did, I now love it. It doesn't always work that way, but this one did. The undertones are strong and it sticks in the room long after you have shut off your warmer.
Now, Here is Video 2 that shows how to remove wax and save for another use. I didn't mention it in the video but you can just stick the hardened wax in a baggie and label it as if you are anything like me, you will forget, and even if it smells good, I like to know what I am warming. I wouldn't combine other scents in the bag, but if I warmed the same scent throughout the house, I will stick the multiple "pallets" in one bag.
Julia Roberts has nothing to worry about, these videos will win no acclaim but hopefully they will be useful.:-)
Here is the video about cleaning your wax out. (When you do not want to attempt to save the wax.)
Video 1 FYI: I laugh because it shows me changing the October Scent of the Month, Autumn Stroll. When I smelled it in the box, I confess, I did not like it. My smart husband suggested I just try warming it. It took me a few weeks to actually listen, and when I did, I now love it. It doesn't always work that way, but this one did. The undertones are strong and it sticks in the room long after you have shut off your warmer.
Now, Here is Video 2 that shows how to remove wax and save for another use. I didn't mention it in the video but you can just stick the hardened wax in a baggie and label it as if you are anything like me, you will forget, and even if it smells good, I like to know what I am warming. I wouldn't combine other scents in the bag, but if I warmed the same scent throughout the house, I will stick the multiple "pallets" in one bag.
Julia Roberts has nothing to worry about, these videos will win no acclaim but hopefully they will be useful.:-)
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