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Follow our tips to get your items clean again in no time.
To begin with, water is a simple but often underestimated method for removing stickers.
on glass surfaces.
Simply wet a cloth and apply it to the sticker for several hours.
Alternatively, you can submerge a jar filled with water into a bucket of water,
thus promoting the detachment process.
Patience is required, but it works wonders. If water doesn’t do the job, it’s time to use stronger products.
Benzine or other solvents, such as gasoline or acetone-based nail polish remover,
can remove sticky residue.
Apply a small amount of benzine to the sticker, let it sit and wipe clean.
Be careful not to use it on delicate surfaces, as it may damage them.
Another magic potion may already be in your kitchen: fat.
Whether it’s butter, margarine, or oil, these products can break down the adhesive on stickers.
Gently rub the sticker with a small amount of grease and let it sit overnight.
The next day, the residue should be easily removed with a cloth.
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