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Cleaning Glue Residue From Pots and Pans

March 29, 2010

Close up of racks of woks for sale.  You can see the sticker reflected from the inside of the panRemoving glue used for labels from cooking pans. I tried everything. WD40, mineral spirits, nail polish remover, dish detergent poured directly on the glue, nothing worked. I even tried leaving it on for several minutes. Then I tried mineral oil, rubbed it with terry toweling and within seconds it was off!

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It's such an easy solution it's probably been found before. I just happened to decide to try whatever I had on hand because I was getting frustrated at not being able to get the glue off.

By Cbreeez from Ontario, Canada

 
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March 29, 2010

I have a stainless steel stock pot I recently bought and have run through the dishwasher several times to get the glue residue off where the label was.

 
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