Asked on Feb 13, 2016
Is there a way to soak wine bottle labels off in one piece?
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Pam Garman
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I would like to reuse wine bottle labels. Is there anything I can soak the bottle in to get most of the label off intact?
7 answers
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Try soaking them in a sink full of really hot water then gently peel off or try baking them in the oven at 350 for ten minutes peel label off and put on wax paper til cooled.
Janet Pizaro
on Feb 14, 2016
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soak in a pan with warm/hot water and a bit of goo gone - it worked for me when we replaced the labels with our own for a special party
Vivian Bissett
on Feb 14, 2016
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I don't know if wine bottles are glued on differently but regular labels I take off by heating them up with the hot setting on my hair dryer and gently pulling them off.
Avis Ling
on Feb 14, 2016
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I re-use wine bottles for my own vintage. I have good luck with some (repeat - some) labels by adding 1 teaspoon of OxiClean powder to a sink full of hot water. Soak the bottles in water as hot as you can get it. Some of the labels will simply float to the top of the water after 30 minutes, other can be easily peeled off. That said, there will be a few labels that defy the OxiClean.....my joke is the higher the cost of the original wine, the better the glue on the label - good luck!
Melissa Lyman
on Feb 14, 2016
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If you find them hard, consider ordering them on line. Here is a link to more than you might ever need and some are just stunning!! Hope that helps. https://www.google.com/search?q=vintage+wine+bottle+label+template&rlz=1C1CHNU_enUS471US471&espv=2&biw=1024&bih=722&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwia1Ir7gPjKAhXGax4KHULbBvEQ_AUIBigB
Sandra Allen
on Feb 14, 2016
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soak them in water with a cap full of napisan, or oxiclean, it works great!
Nicole Robinson
on Feb 14, 2016
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I put the the bottle in the oven at 350 for 10 mins and it peels right off.
Audrey
on Feb 14, 2016
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