Try covering it with warm water with some dish soap in it (use sponge to apply). Keep it moist for 30 mins and then try to remove sticker. If there is still some residue left, apply some nail polish remover and swipe off. That's what I do to remove labels from jars and it always works!
Take the top layer of sticker off and then rub coconut oil on it. Leave oil on for a little bit and rub rest of sticker off. Clean coconut oil off using water and dawn dishwashing soap.
Wow..Looks like WD 40 wins the day. BUT POSSIBLY some sort of Spray and Wash? I remember years ago, using the AMWAY product called ? (spray & wash?) I do remember it taking off a sticker on a door very easily...Though, I can't speak for any other spray and wash..Worth a try if you have it on hand.
Using a heavy towel to avoid burning your finger... ball towel , dip in very hot water hold it on top of the sticker. This loosen the glue and may peel off without having to scrap. Repeat first steps until happy.
Goo Gone is really good for this type of problem. Wet a cotton wool ball with the Goo Gone, rub over the sticker. If it doesn't come off straight away, apply more Goo Gone and leave it on the sticker for a while. Hope it helps you.
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Try covering it with warm water with some dish soap in it (use sponge to apply). Keep it moist for 30 mins and then try to remove sticker. If there is still some residue left, apply some nail polish remover and swipe off. That's what I do to remove labels from jars and it always works!
Be careful with the nail polish remover, the acetone won't agree with the paint!
Furniture polish or WD40 works well for stickers.
WD 40 WORKS EVERY TIME!
Avon Skin So Soft is really good for removing the glue residue, and smells wonderful.
WD 4o or goof-off
Rub washingup liquid in them leave to soak in then was with warm water.
smear peanut butter on it and continue rubbing until it comes off.
Hairdryer works great to remove stickers. If there is any sticky residue left, WD-40, or baby oil works well.
I agree with the WD40. It works wonders.
You may have mayo in it and that will rub it off. Or you can try baby oil. I'm suggesting things that work and you don't have to run out and get.
WD40 works wonders! also I have found that some sticky stuff like that will also come off with a magic eraser
Mr. Clean eraser sponges.
Take the top layer of sticker off and then rub coconut oil on it. Leave oil on for a little bit and rub rest of sticker off. Clean coconut oil off using water and dawn dishwashing soap.
Wow..Looks like WD 40 wins the day. BUT POSSIBLY some sort of Spray and Wash? I remember years ago, using the AMWAY product called ? (spray & wash?) I do remember it taking off a sticker on a door very easily...Though, I can't speak for any other spray and wash..Worth a try if you have it on hand.
Using a heavy towel to avoid burning your finger... ball towel , dip in very hot water hold it on top of the sticker. This loosen the glue and may peel off without having to scrap. Repeat first steps until happy.
Thanks everyone ! Living in France there are some product that we don't have (wd40 or goo be gone).
Anyway, I followed Sarune's advice : using warm water and a sponge. It worked pretty well.
Goo Gone is really good for this type of problem. Wet a cotton wool ball with the Goo Gone, rub over the sticker. If it doesn't come off straight away, apply more Goo Gone and leave it on the sticker for a while. Hope it helps you.