Can't remove residue from a stuck label?
It often happens when you buy something new. And it's really annoying!
Especially if it's on a pan, because the label remains may burn while using it...
Fortunately, whether on stainless steel, plastic, wood or glass, there is a trick to remove all the remains of an adhesive label.
The trick is to apply a mixture of vegetable oil and baking soda on it. . Watch:
- vegetable oil
- baking soda
1. Fill a small container halfway with vegetable oil.
2. Then fill the other half with baking soda .
3. Mix well with a spoon until a paste forms.
4. Use your fingers to apply this mixture directly to the remnants of the label.
5. Rub in circles so that the mixture penetrates well and removes all residues.
There you go, all the residue and traces of glue are gone :-)
You now know how to remove a self-adhesive label easily.
No need to scrub for hours...
All you have to do is wash with soap and hot water . Easy, right?
You will see, it is very effective in removing a trace of glue from a label.
And what's more, you only need 2 ingredients!
And it's effective for removing glue from labels on plastic, on the fridge, on metal, on glass, on aluminum, on PVC or stainless steel.
You will remove the sticker from the labels easily! And it also works on labels stuck on the fridge.
It works as well as a solvent, but without damaging the surface. It's super handy for removing traces of glue, isn't it?
You can use this grandma trick to remove a label from a plastic or glass bottle.
Or even to clean a lid, dishes, a tin can or the sole of a shoe on which there are sticky labels.
You can even try to remove a piece of tape or plastic film stuck on stainless steel.
Vegetable oil works great for softening glue residue.
Then, bicarbonate is a soft and completely ecological abrasive. It takes care of stripping and taking off the rest.
