Method 1: Use of kitchen vegetable oil
- Most oils are suitable, but olive or rapeseed, especially. Always first spend a small test at an invisible place, in case of leaving stains.
- Pour or spray a little butter on a paper towel or a cloth.
- Take a paper towel or a cloth on a sticky area and leave for a few minutes.
- Remove the rag. Square the track from the stickers with your fingers (but not nails) or a plastic scraper (a plastic knife is well suited).
- Repeat if necessary. If appropriate, use a cleaning agent, such as soap water or glasses cleaner for finishing work.
Method 2: Using painting scotch
- This method can be useful for price tags that half broke off when trying to remove them. He will also help you remove sticky track from stickers and any balance sheet residues.
- Wrap a piece of paint tape around the index and middle fingers. Form a closed ring with a sticky side out.
- Press the tape for the lipmark trail. Take off. The sticky layer from the sticker will partially stick to the sticky layer of the Scotch. Repeat while the maximum does not remove the sticky track from the sticker.
If the scotch stops sticking, before you finish, use the other side of the ring from the tape, or replace it with a new one.
Method 3: Application of wine vinegar
- Soak sticky substance with undiluted wine vinegar.
- squand the plastic knife or similar tool.
- Repeat if necessary.
- Let dry and polish the surface if required.