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Removing Label Residue On Bottles?

How do I remove label glue from bottles?

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October 15, 20080 found this helpful
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Use WD-40; spray it on, let it sit, peel the label off, wipe any residue with a paper towel, then wash them all in soapy water. Looks like more steps than it is. I have even used it to successfully remove sticker residue inside pricey leather shoes with no ill after effects.

 
February 23, 20100 found this helpful
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You can try scraping off what you can with your fingernail, then using fingernail polish remover. Or, another trick I have learned is to use lighter fluid.

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Again, scrape off what you can, then rub the area with a cotton ball soaked in lighter fluid. Comes right off!

 
February 23, 20100 found this helpful

I always use a little cooking oil It works great for gum in the hair too. Just put a dab on the the label and keep rubbing until it is gone.

 
February 23, 20100 found this helpful

Put some cooking oil on the label and leave it over night. If any of the label is still attached reapply the oil.

 
February 26, 20100 found this helpful

Use lighter fluid or that stuff you put on charcoal to start it.

 
February 27, 20100 found this helpful

Mix up some Dawn dish wash liquid and rubbing alcohol in equal parts. Use a small brush or cotton ball to saturate the area of goo and rub well. It should all come off. Good luck

 
October 2, 20100 found this helpful

Try BBQ cleaner. Spray on, leave for about 5-10 minutes (depends on how sticky residue is), then wash off with steel wool kitchen scourer. Guaranteed effortless and effective!

 
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December 11, 20150 found this helpful

SOS pad works great

 
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January 17, 20160 found this helpful

Coconut oil and coarse salt! Soak the bottle in hot water to peel off as much label as possible. Cover the remnants witn a mix of coconut oil and coarse salt.

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Let it sit as long as merded and then use a sponge to wash off the mix. Rewash the bottle.

 
October 20, 20160 found this helpful

Heat the label with my hair dryer and then pull slowly from one corner. Any thing left I treat with thin layer of peanut butter. Let set 5-10 minutes and rub off.

 

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