Quick n Brite is an environmentally safe cleaning product designed to tackle your worst stains and messes. The non toxic and biodegradable formula is safe for your family and pets, yet strong enough to clean every area in your home and business
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How to Remove Candle Wax using Quick ' n Brite
Hard Surfaces:
If the candle wax is on a hard surface like your counters, tables, buffets or bookcases most of the wax should be removed with the step above but there will probably be a light film of remaining wax residue. To remove this leftover wax use your Quick n Brite paste full strength with a damp non-abrasive sponge and apply it to the spot. If the wax build up does not come off immediately, let the Quick n Brite sit for a few minutes before wiping the surface clean with a terry cloth towel.
Fabrics, Clothing and Machine Washable Materials:
If the wax has spilled on your clothing, tablecloth, cloth napkin or something that can go through the washing machine there is one more step you need to take to remove the wax from fabrics. As mentioned above first remove as much wax as possible using a fork or non-serrated knife. Depending on the color of the wax and how much residue is left, there are two ways you can go to remove the remaining candle wax. If there is still a large amount of wax left or the wax is a dark color on a light colored fabric use the iron transfer method. If most of the wax was removed skip to step 2.
- Iron Transfer Method: First, lightly mist the stain with the Quick n Brite light solution (1 tsp of Quick n Brite to a quart of water). Now place a brown paper bag above and below the stained area. Iron over the top of the stain keeping the iron moving to make sure you don't burn anything. The heat will cause the wax to melt and the paper will absorb the candle wax. Keep ironing over a clean part of the paper bag until the wax has been absorbed.
- For any remaining Candle Wax: Wet the material and apply Quick n Brite paste full strength to the remaining candle wax. Briskly rub the material together until the wax stain is removed. Launder the material as you would normally.
Carpets and Upholstery (Non-Machine Washable Fabrics)
If you need to remove candle wax from a material that cannot be machine washed like carpets or couches use the iron transfer method. First, remove as much wax as possible using a fork, comb or non-serrated knife. Then apply Quick n Brite paste full strength to the area using your fingers or a damp terry cloth towel and let it sit a few minutes. Scratch the spot lightly towards the center with a fork or comb and repeat the process until the candle wax lifts.
If there is still remaining wax (most of the time if the wax is dark in color) use the Iron Transfer Method. (You do not have to wait for the spot to dry). Lay a brown paper bag over the remaining wax stain and iron over the top. Keep the iron moving so you don't burn anything. The heat will cause the wax to melt and the paper will absorb the candle wax. Keep ironing over a clean part of the paper bag until the wax has been fully absorbed. If necessary, apply more Quick n Brite paste to the stain and buff back out with a damp terry cloth towel.
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Wednesday, July 6, 2011
How can I clean the stone around my fireplace? By DIY Expert Danny Lipford
How to Clean Stone Around a Fireplace
By: Danny Lipford
In categories: Ask Danny, Concrete & Masonry, Repairs & Installation
How can I clean the stone around my fireplace? -Valerie
Hi Valerie,
I would stay away from harsh chemical cleaners, since they can leave a flammable residue behind, which is not a good idea around a fireplace! I also wouldn’t use a wire brush when cleaning, since it can damage the stones.
A homemade cleaning recipe for stone that works well is to mix 1/2 to 1 cup of trisodium phosphate (TSP) with one gallon of hot water. Dip a scrub brush in the mixture, then use it to clean the stones. It’s messy, but it usually does the trick.
An easier solution is to use an enzyme cleaner. One that comes highly recommended by our friends at Better Homes and Gardens is called Quick ’n Brite. This is a multi-purpose cleaner that’s environmentally friendly; and, quite frankly, it really works!
Quick ’n Brite enzyme cleaner is available as either a liquid or paste. For cleaning stone around a fireplace, I would definitely use the paste cleaner.
Good luck with your project,
Danny
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Product Review: Quick'n Brite Household Cleaner

If you are looking for a safe, all natural household cleaner, than Quick'n Brite is the answer. This As Seen on Television household cleaning product really delivers. Quick'n Brite can be used to clean virtually any household item, from clothes to carpets to dishes. It is an environmentally safe household cleaner that is biodegradable and safe to use around pets and children. This factor especially appealed to me, as I owned two cats at the time. I do not like to use harsh chemicals around animals or children.
My shipment of Quick'n Brite consisted of a spray bottle, a 64 ounce liquid of concentrated cleaner, two sponges and several tubs of Quick'n Brite paste. The 64 ounce concentrated cleaner can be mixed with water to create a regular strength cleaner, and initially I measured out the appropriate amount of cleaning solution to water. The spray bottle came in very handy to use on flat surfaces. I did not use much of the paste according to the directions. The paste is supposed to be good for scrubbing surfaces such as a fireplace, or lifting heavy stains from carpets. I ended up dissolving the paste in water to create a cleaning solution to use in the spray bottle once I had gone through the bottle of concentrated liquid cleaner.
My next test with Quick'n Brite was to try it on a stain on one of my favorite shirts. I used the spray and sprayed a generous amount over a stain that had set into a shirt. I watched the stain literally dissolve into nothing before my very eyes. That was the first moment I began to get my hopes up that Quick'n Brite was the miracle cleaning product I had been looking for.
I quickly tried Quick'n Brite on some carpet stains and had the same results. The stains literally faded away, leaving my light beige carpet spotless. Then I had the bright idea to use Quick'n Brite in the steam cleaner vacuum and it pulled all the dirt out like a magnet, leaving the carpet looking brand new.
Whenever one of the cats had an accident on a carpeted area, I sprayed Quick'n Brite on the area and watched as it lifted the mess out of the carpet fibers. With just a little rubbing with a paper towel, the mess virtually disappeared.
I had the chance to really put Quick'n Brite through its paces one night when a friend accidentally spilled an entire glass of red wine onto our carpet. Mortified at what she had done, my friend offered to pay to have our carpeting replaced. But I told her not to worry as I reached for my spray bottle of Quick'n Brite. About forty-five minutes later, she could not believe her eyes. It was as though she had never spilled a drop of red wine.
Since then, I have used Quick'n Brite in the laundry, in the bathroom, in the kitchen, and virtually in every other room of the house. It has gotten out food stains, make-up stains, cola stains, ink stains, pet accidents, and has been in general a great overall household cleaner. It seems that there is nothing that Quick'n Brite cannot clean. For that reason alone, Quick'n Brite will always be in my cleaning arsenal.
Originally Published by Holly Bourque
I am a technical writer by day, creative writer at heart. I live in Virginia with my husband, Stefan Bourque (also a writer), with our three dogs, Yoda, Perry, and Izzabella. View profile
Thursday, June 17, 2010
How to Deodorize and Clean your Holding Tank
Quick Tip: Make sure and add the solution to your holding tanks prior to driving so it can slosh around while driving and help clean and deodorize!Monday, May 24, 2010
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
How to Clean your Fireplace Brick or Glass

Use a very wet stiff brush or a wet scrub brush for glass and apply Quick n Brite paste full strength, directly out of the container. Work the Quick n Brite around and spray clean with water, or wipe clean with a damp terry cloth towel!
The nice thing is there are no chemicals in Quick n Brite so you don't have to worry about spraying flammable cleaners into your fireplace!










