- Rub it on your iron.
- Rub it on cookie sheets, pie and cake pans.
- Rub it on woodscrews, nails, windows, doors and drawers.
- Rub it on skis, toboggans, sled runners, fishing line, and bow string.
- Rub it on zippers.
- Keeps hand-sewing thread from tangling.
- Mix with linseed oil to make fine furniture polish and wood preservative.
- Melt it to make candles and decorations.
- Use to wax your eyebrows, mustache.
- Used to make Eastern European Easter eggs.
- Used to waterproof hunting boots and moccasins.
- Used to hold gemstones while polishing and other jewelry making.
- Used to keep needles sharp.
- Used to coat forged metal to prevent rusting, in blacksmithing.
- Use it on leather straps.
- Mix with olive oil to make lip balm or skin cream.
- Used in dentistry for making crowns and bridges.
- Used in batik for making and coloring patterns on fabric.
- Used to make the foundation in the beehive.
- Used to camouflage human odor on animal traps.
- Use it to remove pinfeathers when cleaning poultry.
- Use it to preserve sailboat masts and rails.
- Used in cartoon animation.
- Used in fly-tying.
- Used to cushion braces on teeth.
- Used to waterproof tent scams.
- Used to loosen rusty nuts and bolts.
- Used to line wooden water kegs and buckets.
- Used as flux for bullet casting.
- Season cast iron cookware.
- Used in bone surgery.
- Used to waterproof gourds.
- Used in canning.
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