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KPtoys
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Member since 5/05 8688 total posts
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Karen
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Best method to get sticker/glue off
I have something that has individual price stickers on. When I try to take them off the top comes off but the gluey part sticks on. How do I get it off? What is easiest? It's on metal
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Posted 9/24/08 3:24 PM  |
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IrishLasss334
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Member since 1/08 6549 total posts
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Patty
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
a product called Un-Du. It's awesome, doesn't stain either. You can get it at Staples or AC Moore or Michaels - in those stores it will be in the scrapbooking section by the adhesives.
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| Posted 9/24/08 3:25 PM |
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ready2ttc
LIF Toddler
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
Goo be gone!
Try nail polish remover if you dont have anything else
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| Posted 9/24/08 3:30 PM |
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CunningOne
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
Goo Gone. Love that stuff.
Message edited 9/24/2008 3:33:28 PM.
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| Posted 9/24/08 3:32 PM |
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Blazesyth
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
Sounds weird, but cooking oil.
We had gotten a plastic garbage pail for the bathroom with a huge sticker on it. Putting a small amount of cooking oil, and rubbing it in takes off the stickyness.
I think the primary ingredient in "goo gone" is oil.
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| Posted 9/24/08 3:36 PM |
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wannabemom
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Member since 12/07 7364 total posts
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
Posted by Blazesyth
Sounds weird, but cooking oil.
We had gotten a plastic garbage pail for the bathroom with a huge sticker on it. Putting a small amount of cooking oil, and rubbing it in takes off the stickyness.
I think the primary ingredient in "goo gone" is oil.
GENIUS! thanks for posting that.. I'll DEFINITELY try that next time. I never bought goo begone becuase stickers are frequently on food containers and other things I don't want chemicals to mix with.....
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| Posted 9/24/08 3:39 PM |
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Sassyz75
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Member since 5/05 9731 total posts
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Dina
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
Posted by chmlengr
Goo Gone. Love that stuff.
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I agree.
this stuff is the BEST! Use it for all sorts of things!
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| Posted 9/24/08 3:40 PM |
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LiveAgain
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
Rubbing alcohol
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| Posted 9/24/08 4:29 PM |
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MrsPJB2007
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Member since 7/06 12020 total posts
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MJ
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
i know it sounds messy--but i read once that peanut butter is good to get that stuff cause of the oil in it
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| Posted 9/24/08 4:37 PM |
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tourist
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
WD-40 or cooking oil (for things like cookie sheets that you don't want to use chemicals on)
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| Posted 9/24/08 4:41 PM |
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anonttcer
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Member since 7/06 10082 total posts
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
Posted by Blazesyth
Sounds weird, but cooking oil.
We had gotten a plastic garbage pail for the bathroom with a huge sticker on it. Putting a small amount of cooking oil, and rubbing it in takes off the stickyness.
I think the primary ingredient in "goo gone" is oil.
Or even Baby oil
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| Posted 9/24/08 5:11 PM |
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MrsMessina
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
I use rubbing alcohol or goo gone. 
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| Posted 9/24/08 5:18 PM |
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HeatherRose
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
I use the magic eraser on it and it "eats" it up, it works great!
Message edited 9/24/2008 6:15:14 PM.
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| Posted 9/24/08 6:14 PM |
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mrsmck
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Member since 5/05 4898 total posts
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Donna
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Re: Best method to get sticker/glue off
I just use really hot water and a sponge. Stickies come right off.
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| Posted 9/24/08 6:35 PM |
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