What is the best way to remove children's stickers from a mirror ?

Cartwrightd
by Cartwrightd
Some of them are the puffy vinyl ones.
  10 answers
  • Janet Pizaro Janet Pizaro on Feb 01, 2017

    Pull off as much of the sticker as possible,then apply oil,d40,rubbing alcohol,or white vinegar too remove the residue.

  • William William on Feb 01, 2017

    Peel off as much as you can. A putty knife, butter knife, or razor blade (carefully) will work. Use Goo Gone or WD40 to remove what remains and the adhesive.

  • Hillela G. Hillela G. on Feb 01, 2017

    I've had success with WD40, it works miracles!!

  • Sih5725647 Sih5725647 on Feb 01, 2017

    I would use alcohol


  • MN Mom MN Mom on Feb 01, 2017

    WD-40 or spray on glass cleaner should do the trick. And patience.

  • Cartwrightd Cartwrightd on Feb 01, 2017

    thank you all for the suggestions, the vinegar took them off

  • Mary Frances Mary Frances on Feb 02, 2017

    Coconut oil!

  • Regina and Brian Regina and Brian on Feb 26, 2017

    use your hair dryer or hot air gun. it softens the glue on the back and it peals right off. No scrubbing!

  • Bobbysgirl4 Bobbysgirl4 on Mar 01, 2017

    Eucalyptus oil will remove anything sticky and gooey

  • Redcatcec Redcatcec on Jun 06, 2023

    Start with trying to peel the sticker off, work gently so you do not scratch the mirror, use a plastic store card as a scraper, but gently. Now you may have glue residue left behind by the sticker. For that either plain water or soapy water can be used. With a moistened cloth, wet the the sticky part and let it set for a few minutes, see if it will peel off. If successful, keep going. If not then try olive oil, to do this take a clean dry rag and put some olive oil on it, apply it to the sticker and work in small circles, the adhesive should form little balls and fall off. Remember to not press too hard.