Any hints on removing the sticky labels? Would it be okay to use a hair dryer to see if it will help loosen the labels?
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Just tried it, hot soapy water for 5-10 minutes scrape label off with sharp kitchen knife, dry and get any gummy residue off with a spray on cooking spray like Pam.
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Do not buy this product unless you have an hour or more to waste trying to get the labels off! I spent 10 minutes on just one lid and didn't get all of the label off. Multiply the effort to try to get one label off, by six lids, and you've wasted an hour. It's not worth my time to send them back for a refund - that would waste even more time. I threw them in the trash.
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lIZARD is right...good hot water to loosen the glue and then scrape, just not hard enough to add scratches. The Pam idea will work, but a better process is WD-40 or Goo-Gone. The Goo-gone works great for this, just be sure to wash the covers real well before using.
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After I removed the large label, I used duct tape on the sticky part. I just pressed the duct tape against the sticky part and after I removed it the sticky stuff came off with the duct tape without leaving any residue or scratches.
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They are sticky! Other things had gotten "sticky" around here and I'd not gotten that far. One of my favorite ways to remove that kind of thing is spray on Pam or your equivalent. You might that a try or soak it in hot water for a while.
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No Real Hints---We Just Soaked Them In Hot Water---It Takes TimeI Hope Company Is Working On This Problem---Maybe They Know How
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Not much luck here. When I first received, I pulled some of the labels off real easy like; however, most left the sticky glue. If you come up with solution, let me know.
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After I pulled off as much of the original label as I could I used duct tape on the sticky part. Just press the duct tape against the sticky part and pull off. I did it in sections and it came right off without leaving any sticky residue. I had tried other things but this was the only thing that worked. Hope this helps.
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i pulled them off a little bit at a time and used fingernail polish if residue was left
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Try to restick the portion that w you were able yo remove. Then what I did was keep smoothing the label on my cell then I slowly removed it holding the edge down. Good luck!
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Yes it is a sticker and it can be removed. It you hear it slightly with a hair dryer, it should peel right off and not leave any adhesive residue.
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I took me about a long time to get the label off. The first part to come off was the clear plastic covering. I persevered and there are just a couple of areas of adhesive left on it. Nail polish remover did not work. I haven't tried Goo Gone yet, but intend to. In the meantime I will just have it turned around with the back side facing out.
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Hi, I'm sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you, behind on my e-mail. Yes to the first part of your question, the ENTIRE back of the label is sticky. Hope this is helpful :-)
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Definitely not. Your label would peel off after the first wash, if not before. These labels are made for a smooth, hard surface, or paper.
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I heated the label with a hairdryer, then peeled it off cleanly. I don't know if heating the residue will come off if heated with a hairdryer.
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Use a hair dryer on the velcro for a couple of seconds. It heats up the stickiness and the velcro just peels right off.
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Shouldn't be too hard. Worst case you can use a blow dryer and heat it up, and that should take the adhesive off easily.
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It should be removable but you may want to keep some goo gone on hand just in case you may need it! Good luck and have fun labeling! �
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I've used them as lip balm labels and, yes, they are difficult to remove. I think it really depends on the surface you're sticking it to, but even with them being very difficult you can scrape off the adhesive with some hot, soapy water and elbow grease.
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Hi Cinthya! You can actually remove the labels from the jars before washing them, and then re-stick them again once the jars are dry. :-)
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Not on my can. I started by gently peeling away the corners, but the adheasive was strong enough to tear the sticker, leaving behind a white paper covered glue mess. However, I was able to remove the second one with a hair dryer on the high setting, just warm it up for about a minute and keep the heat on while you peel slowly. With the hairdryer method, I was able to get it 100% off cleanly.
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You can remove it, it leaves no marks, but the label itself becomes unusable, so you have to print new one.
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They should just peel off. If not try start by gently lifting a small edge or corner with a straight razor blade then peel back from there. I haven't tried but putting some water on them with a wet sponge might help. They aren't really sticky it's static between the sticker and what ever it is on. Hope this help
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my sticker came off pretty easy. I have googled before how to get sticky off of items left by stickers and I have always found Dawn Dish liquid to work with a mild abrasive sponge. I read vinegar works and WD-40 can help too. Peanut butter (same as when you use it to get gum out of things like your hair). Maybe google and find out other methods but it came off pretty easy for me for some reason.
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I find them very easy to remove - I remove the labels as soon as I take the container from the freezer, don't let them stay on during the heating/dishwasher phase