"get the wax b gone  and dawn dish soap  use the very hot wateer..and..keeop attacking it  over and over long after your 100% sure itsd dead  kill it again and again  think of it like a zombie that you gotta hack to tiny…"

"Good lord! :/ After seeing that, I'm just serious grateful I found this site. Almost used this crap on my hair! :O"

"Dawn dish soap or Wax-B-Gone from dreadlockshampoo.com. Hot water, work the stuff into the waxed dreads, let it sit for a bit (I think) then rinse rinse rinse. Repeat several times over the next month or so, then do it some more just in case."

"Oh noooo I'm new to this site had my babies like 6 month now used wax about 4 times and now I'm scared,Ive tried washing the wax out with boiling hot water,its taken a lot of the gack away but they still feel clogged up,my dreads are…"

"wax absolutely will prevent dreading  often entirely sometu[imes just slow progress drasticly look at jonny clean hes 6 years in yet can still pull 1 dread all the way inside another dread root to tip that proves after 6 years those are still…"

"the wax b gone was tested on pure beeswax it do=id get some out byt required several  applications at least but with extra thick dreds it will take even more..but every time u use it u will get out a lil bit more "

"And how many times did you apply the wax?"

"thats why its extra hard to get out the murreys beesway the only thing harder might be if u used surfboard wax or something thats made to resist high temps and  lots of time in water well just keep at it with the wax b gone how long ya been…"

"hmmm.  If that's a pure bees wax, it'll be a pain to get out.   The wax remover from dreadlocksampoo will probably be the best bet.  And the blow drier definitely melted it further and deeper into your locks.  That will…"

"murrays beeswax and mango n lime wax"

"well im assumming she melted it in like those scumbags recomend and with thick loks its extra  hard to get out the wax b gones probly your best bet to get it out but with thick dreads it can take alot of effort  and many  uses i…"

"The blow dryer might work on some waxes, but for the most part, I'd worry that it would melt the wax and just get it more stuck and tangled in your locks.  Melted wax is hundreds of times harder to get out than wax that was just smeared…"

"It all depends on the type of wax you used. I started my dreads with a firm locking wax then found this site and stopped using wax all together. How I got the wax out was a difficult task. Use the blow drier and paper towels use the good kind…"

"You should do it before every wash.  Just make it part of your washing routine.  Id say it could take as many as 100 sessions to get the majority of it out, if not all of it.   So wash 2-3 times a week and work in the dawn soap with…"