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The EaZy BreeZy way..... WORKS GREAT!!

On any hard smooth surface such as glass- etc, puncture the wax, by poking holes in it (numerous holes all over). This removes the wax by fracturing it, lots of holes, makes lots of fractures, thus, makes it easier to come off, (usually in big pieces/chunks! :) There may be some residue left over after all of the wax is removed, in that case, I just wash the candle holder in hot water with Dawn dish soap and it comes right off... completely clean!
Tools you can use: a butter knife or a pencil, really, anything that will penetrate through to the bottom of the hardened wax pool. Use a kabob skewer - (if the wax is down a ways from the opening of the holder/object) skewers work great! Just be careful not to go too fast or with too much force, you don't want to break your item.... only the wax!! ;)