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Rub an ice cube over it and then it should pry off with a thin blade or scraper
Put ice against the wax , then when the wax gets cold use a scrapper or spatula to pop the wax off . Wax becomes brittle when it gets cold !
Get a brown paper bag and a iron iron the bag over the wax keep moving the bag to a clean spot till gone
Take an ice pack or ziplock bag filled with ice to get it as cold as possible. Use a plastic spatula to scrape off.
I used old soft cotton rags and an iron to remove orange wax off my client's wall.