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How to Make a Wax Melt Warmer for Your Car (GENIUS!)

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July 17, 2016 Ashlea 8 Comments

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Well if this isn’t the most genius thing I’ve seen all week, I don’t know what is.  What do you get when you put together a small mason jar, some wax melts and a screwdriver?

How to Make a Wax Melt Warmer for Your Car

Making a Wax Melt Warmer for Your Car

How awesome is that?!  Here’s how it works:

It gets hot inside your car, which melts the wax, which releases their smell-good through the holes you’ve poked with your screwdriver, which makes your car smell fantastic.  Wax melt warmer for your car = GENIUS!

You’ll need:

*small (4 oz) mason jars like these
*wax melts (any brand)
*screwdriver How to Make a Wax Melt Warmer for Your Car

I got lucky because I already had a small mason jar in my pantry and I found a super cute decorative lid on a crafty Christmas gift I received last year from a co-worker.

If you do not have a decorative lid, you could absolutely use a screwdriver and poke holes, like my friend Sarah did (above).  Go ahead and put the lid on the jar, and carefully and slowly punch holes in the lid until the screwdriver drives through.  Be careful not to hit and break the glass.

You could also try to punch the holes with the lid off, but I feel you have more control if you can hold onto the glass as well.

Set it in the car’s cup holder (the door cup holder works great too if you have one!) and d.o.n.e.  As the weather heats up, the wax will heat up and begin to slowly melt.  How cool is that?!

How to Make a Wax Melt Warmer for Your Car

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Comments

  1. Herchel A Scruggs says

    May 21, 2019 at 3:21 pm

    It's a great way to use the wax that is left over when you decide you need a scent change in your warmer.
    Reply
  2. Lynda says

    February 7, 2019 at 8:22 pm

    Fantastic idea lolso simple too! I always have a scented candle i love and always save the wax for “something”. Now i found the something!
    Reply
  3. Jodi says

    January 14, 2019 at 7:27 pm

    Amazing
    Reply
  4. Silva Bieser says

    August 21, 2018 at 10:56 pm

    Love this idea!!!
    Reply

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