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How to remove sticky labels
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If you haven't got a blow dryer then use any oil-based product. Saturate the label and then peel off. Works like a charm !
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Rub a bit of lip balm over the sticky mark, then get a piece of kitchen roll and rub over the mark. I find this particularly useful on CD cases. I only use the lip balm to get marks off of surfaces I know it won't damage. It won't work on fabrics.
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Just a spray of furniture polish does the trick.
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Try wiping with white vinegar
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To remove the sticky residue left underneath the label, ordinary lighter fuel for petrol lighters does the trick. Just squirt some on the residue, leave for a moment and the fuel removes it in one. Just wipe the surface afterwards with water and beware which surfaces you apply the fuel to.
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WD-40 will soften the label. Nail polish remover will remove the residue glue. Be carefull with plastic items, both can mar the surface.
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Putting sellotape over the label and yanking it hard helps but it depends on how hard the label is stuck on or putting it into warm soapy water helps.
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Sticky Stuff Remover from Lakeland is brilliant. Works on everything and doesn't melt plastic. One bottle lasts ages
