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rub some cooking oil on them
Soak with rubbing alcohol and rub them off. The alcohol dissolves the glue.
Mine pull off easily- but I do have to remove the adhesive residue with lighter fluid.
Goo Gone!
Try a Hair Dryer first then hot soapy water should remove the glue.
Nail polish remover works well.
Soak in hot water. If you want to repurpose them, and still sticky, try Goo be Gone.
Mine pill off usually in one pull, otherwise a couple of pieces but easy to do.
I would use baby oil.
Mine just scratch off..