Stickers on Appliances

Hi C.,
Spray a little WD 40 on the glue spots. Or there's also a product called Goo Gone that works great.
Good luck.

I can't believe only one person suggested peanut butter. Oil works also but the thickness of the PB allows it to stay stuck and 'soak' on the stickiness. It works for anything sticky; labels etc. If it doesn't get it off right away just let it sit overnite and the label will rub off.

Best of luck

Use a blow dryer to heat the glue and clean it off with a paste made with baking soda and vinegar. It's great.

Goo Gone works wonders!! We had a glue board down in my son's room under his bed. We were trying to figure out what was biting him in the night. Well, he got his favorite blanket in the glue and I thought it was ruined. GooGone got it all off and you can't even tell! We use it a lot at the Preschool I teach at. That stuff will take anything off!!

goo gone.....it works miracles.

I once witnessed a woman use cooking spray "PAM" to get a price sticker off of a glass bowl or something. It looked so effortless and it was even the sticky that was still left after the sticker was gone. You might try that. Just spray it on, work it into it a little bit and then she used her fingernail and a dish cloth.
good luck.
L.

Try the Orange Glo wood cleaner. It's oilier to breakup the residue and will clean off easy too. if that doesn't do it there's this stuff called Goof Off just be really careful with it and don't use it with the kids around.

C., try WD-40 or any other oily substance. Just keep wiping & wiping w/clean paper towels. It should all come off. A little soap & water should get it back to normal. They also make a product called Goo-Gone that works the dame way. S.

Use GOO GONE!!!! My daughter does the same thing, and I love to use Goo Gone. You can get it at walmart or and store like that, and it gets alot more done than just removing sticker glue. YOu can use it for gum out of clothing and all sorts of stuff! Just try it, and I promise you will love it! Hope this Helps! Deedee

The answer to your problem of left on glue is a product called GOO GONE. It really works.

Goo Gone works great! You can buy it at walmart or the grocery store. You should try it.

Try Goo Gone! It works great on stickers. I used it the other day on my windshield, when I got my new registration sticker.
D.

Check out the lumber yards for products that will romove the adhesive.

use vinegar (white) it will remove the sticky residue without scrubbing. Have a good day!

Goo Gone! I have not found any sticky residue that it will not remove.

My old roomate used to remove sticky glue residue with an eraser. A pencil eraser might be too small. But if you have a handheld eraser it would probably work better. Good luck.

Hi C.!

Try Glue B Gone. Home Depot, Lowe's and probably Wal-Mart all have it. It usually only takes a little bit. Until you can get to the store, try vinegar, nail polish remover or cleanser.

Good luck!

T.

Sol-U-Mel! It is natural and safe and will take it right off. Sol-U-Mel is the get everyone out of trouble cleaner! Added to Tough and Tender and Melamagic, makes the best mosquito repellents I have ever used! IF you would like to learn more about how to get it email me back.

H. M.

Goo Gone or mineral spirits. Good luck!

You might even try finger nail polish remover.

Nail polish remover might take off the residue. I'd try it on a small area in back first to make sure it doesn't take of the finish on the refrigerator.

Sol-U-MEL works great and it's non toxic.Also DeSolv It works great too. Email me and I will tell you how to get it.

C.,
I have used "Goo be gone" for years and it takes off most anything without harm to the surface. I get it at Ace Hardware. Hope this helps. B.

Try baby oil or SSS bath oil, or goo gone.

plain old rubbing alcohol will do the trick!

try goo gone, or even cheaper, hair spray, works great. just spray it on and kinda swirl it around and it should come right off. another thing is peanut butter might work too, a little messier though. good luck!

GOO GONE!!! It is the best stuff ever!!! Just squirt it on the sticky glue, wait a minute or so.... and wipe off yucky stuff!!! It will even get gum out of carpet... clothing... kid's hair... any and every sticky thing... it will remove!!! This is my must have... since becoming a mother or two wonderful kidos!!!

Go to Walmart or any hardware store and get a product called GOO GONE. It takes off all kinds of adhesive from all kinds of surfaces.

I would suggest using Goo Gone or just plain rubbing alcohol.

Hi. Either lighter fluid or Goop-Off will remove the adhesive and should not harm the surface. Try a little spot first before you get happy. Clean up with Windex afterwards. B

Hello C.,

Try this product called goo gone.It works pretty good.

Goo-Gone works great. You can get it at Walmart.

WD-40 works great for that! SM

Try cooking oil on a rag or cotten ball, or I use Avon SSS
(skin so soft). This takes sticking stuff off pretty good, then just wash with soap.

Rubbing alcohol works great for the sticky stuff! It will take it right off, also you can try a mr clean magic eraser.

I use a great product called De-Solv-it. It also works on their clothes when you wash a sticker.

Good Luck

Go to Wal-Mart or most stores and buy a product called Goo Gone. It's a spray, works great for everything sticky. You will find in in the cleaning sections.

I've always used WD-40 even on my stainless steel and it came right off.

I use rubbing alcohol. That stuff takes off the sticky stuff left behind. Good luck. Oo use a cotton ball. It works better then anythinf else. =)

There is a great product you can get at scrapbook stores called un-do. You just squirt it on there, let it set for a minute and then it will scrape right off without any marks or residue. Good Luck!

Goo Gone is what you need! You should be able to find it at Wal-Mart or Target but not sure what area it would be located in. I have seen small bottles of it at the checkout counters.

C.

There is a wonderful, natural spray called De-Solv-It. It gets off all of that nasty, sticky stuff and is even safe for skin. I used it a few weeks ago to get pine sap off of my kids' arms & legs after they had been climbing trees. It also got the sticky residue from a price tag off of some mirrors I recently bought.

It is made of citrus oils so it smells nice, too! I got it at the grocery store, but you can also find it online http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=de+solv+it&...

Good luck!

Try goo gone...and there is also a pump spray orange air freshener. THe manager at our Wal-mart showed us on a sticker on their floor. It works great. I hope this helps

Try Goo Gone. You can buy it at Walmart, and it works great for getting stuff like this off. Good Luck!

Home Depot sells this cleaner called Crud Cutter. Wierd name, but it took off all the baked on stuff from the glass door of my toaster oven, and my mom swears by it.

I read somewhere in the past about using peanut butter. Let it set for a minutes and then wipe/rub at it. It can't hurt.

Goo Gone is my favorite solvent. I have also used Solumel (sold by a distributer of Melaluca products), but I actually prefer Goo Gone. You just squirt it directly on the gooey sticker residue or onto a paper towel and rub the residue off.

I've had good luck removing stickers with baby wipes lately. Also, the product "Goo Gone" will work. I bought a small bottle at the dollar store.

Try to get a hold of some adhesive remover through a medical supply store. It's the stuff they use to remove to sticky stuff left on your body after they remove medical tape or bandages. Works like a charm!

My girls put stickers on my dishwasher and I had the same problem. I used a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and it all came off. Good luck!

If you need the GooGone or WD-40 to stay on the sticky spot for a little to soak in, try putting them onto a bit of paper towel & "sticking" that on the spot. After a few minutes, the sticky should wipe off with a clean paper towel. If not, just repeat the process.

There is a product that you can buy called UNDO. Not sure of the spelling but it will take off glue without hurting the ref,

The glue residue from stickers will come off relatively easily with cooking oil. Just put some oil on a paper towel, hold the oil-soaked paper towel on the sticker residue for a minute or two and allow the oil to dampen the residue, and then you should be able to rub off the gunk pretty easily. Repeat as necessary. (This also works on sticky Band-Aid residue. I think baby oil works, too.)

Good luck.

R.

Goo Gone or rubbing alcohol.

Skin So Soft bath oil on a cotton ball will get it off in a second!!! Sounds crazy but it works. I just used it last week to get tar off my car. www.youravon.com/suzannewebb I'll even let you try it for free for a week

Take a rag with alcohol on it and rub. That should do the trick. S.