MELTED SUCKER IN WOODEN DESK DRAWER?

Try warming it with a blow dryer until it's soft enough to peel off. Clean any residue with warm, soapy water on a soft cloth.

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Hi Callie, I'd remove nearby items from the ddrawer and use a very not, damp compress to soften the sucker. Wipe well and rinse and repeat but don't flood the area with water as water and hard wood are not friends. Keep repeating until all the sugar/sucker residue is removed and then dry thoroughly with a soft cloth. Depending upon the type of wood and finish you may want to apply a small amunt of furniture oil to the area to make the finish look good as new. Take your time!

I agree with the blowdryer and then get a soapy microfiber cloth to clean up the rest of the goo.

Use a heated putty knife to slowly lift off of the surface. Heat the blade in hot water and gently pry under the sucker. As the blade cools, keep reheating it. Wash the remains with wet rag.

Use a hair dryer and a plastic scraper, like the ones you get at an auto store. When you get the sucker out, then clean with some cleaner degreaser of just plain old Dawn and warm water. Let it dry completely then put your belongings back into the drawer.

You may need to blow dry it first then use a putty knife to get the sucker out. And just clea it afterwards.

Both cold and heat work, as the others have mentioned. The trick is removing as much as possible of the lollipop before getting to the wood. Then the tricky part is getting the soaked in part out of the wood. My toughest was a red lollipop that wanted to stay where it was. It involved a lot of scrubbing, blotting, and some swearing😊. But, eventually it did come out. A plastic putty knife, a microfiber cloth and a tiny amount of a cleaner like Bon Ami or Dawn will be your tools. You've got this!

Hi Callie, you can try this, hope it helps, How do you remove sticky residue from wood?

Rubbing Alcohol or Vodka If you want to know how to get sticker residue off plastic, wood, or glass, rubbing alcohol is an effective solvent that's safe for most surfaces. Vodka is a good substitute. Wet a paper towel or clean rag with rubbing alcohol, and rub the residue to lift it off.

You could try a little olive oil around the edges where the candy meets the wood and try to pry it up gently. The olive oil won't hurt the wood and hopefully it will just pop up. A blow dryer might work, but it might just make a gooey mess., if you try that, I'd go slow.

I would loosen the edges with a putty knife and it may just snap off. You could also try gently to kind of crack it. I think it'll just pop off easily if you can get it at the right angle.

Use a damp rag with warm water, let it set on the candy and gently pry it up with a plastic store card. Be careful to not get the wood too wet, it will raise the grain out of the furniture and give you a bigger problem. Keep repeating until it has lifted and you breathe a sigh of relief.

Put a wax coating on the spot when you are done. Ban that candy from the house!

I would chisel it out with a paint scraper then spray a little hot water on it to dissolve the candy.

A good time to soak it off. Dampen a washcloth and apply that to the sucker. I would put something water proof under or at least around the sucker to keep the dampness from damaging the wood drawer. Let it sit over night and then check you might need to repeat this process a few times.