Why on earth do some products have such a stupid and stubborn adhesive on them? Some labels are so stupidly attached....man can't get them off with ANYTHING. They leave such ugly residues. It's just annoying! Especially when they are on children's products!
Why on earth do some products have such a stupid and stubborn adhesive on them? Some labels are so stupidly attached....man can't get them off with ANYTHING. They leave such ugly residues. It's just annoying! Especially when they are on children's products!
Hello Mama563, thank you for your message. I'm sorry that the adhesives won't come off the products. I know how annoying that is. Please tell me one or two products. Maybe I can give you a tip? Best regards, Tabea
Hello Mama563, thank you for your message. I'm sorry that the adhesives won't come off the products. I know how annoying that is. Please tell me one or two products. Maybe I can give you a tip? Best regards, Tabea
Hello Mama563, thank you for your message. I'm sorry that the adhesives won't come off the products. I know how annoying that is. Please tell me one or two products. Maybe I can give you a tip? Best regards, Tabea
Good morning. yes, it's really tedious. freezing, using hot water and a spray that's especially for adhesive residue (also from Migros) only had a rudimentary success. examples are: The Minions thermal drinking bottle or the Peppa Wutz placemat...these were the ones that upset me the most.
Good morning. yes, it's really tedious. freezing, using hot water and a spray that's especially for adhesive residue (also from Migros) only had a rudimentary success. examples are: The Minions thermal drinking bottle or the Peppa Wutz placemat...these were the ones that upset me the most.
Dear Mama563, thank you very much for your feedback. I have just discussed the matter with those responsible. The suppliers are indeed aware of the situation you described and we are working on a solution. Here's a little tip from me: have you ever tried soaking the items in hot soapy water? Best regards, Tabea
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Dear Mama563, thank you very much for your feedback. I have just discussed the matter with those responsible. The suppliers are indeed aware of the situation you described and we are working on a solution. Here's a little tip from me: have you ever tried soaking the items in hot soapy water? Best regards, Tabea
I also had the problem with the adhesive residue. Unfortunately, it doesn't always work with hot soapy water either... Maybe someone has more tips?
I also had the problem with the adhesive residue. Unfortunately, it doesn't always work with hot soapy water either... Maybe someone has more tips?
Good morning lifeokaiIf it's not too much, use butter or oil. Coat the label or the adhesive residue with butter and let the grease work in. The label can then be removed. Rub off sticking plasters or their remains in the same way. best regards Frederica
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I also had the problem with the adhesive residue. Unfortunately, it doesn't always work with hot soapy water either... Maybe someone has more tips?
Good evening, I know this problem only too well myself. I always try to remove the adhesive residue with the sticker itself by sticking it back on after removing it. For the particularly stubborn residues, I sometimes use window cleaner. I let it soften the adhesive residue for a moment and then wash everything off with a cloth and washing-up liquid.
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Thank you for the tips, I will try them out!
Thank you for the tips, I will try them out!
Hi lifeofkai I also know this problem very well and it is a bit annoying. But I use butter or oil, as most glues are fat-dissolving. That usually works very well. Have a nice day. Best wishes Liliane_K
Hello Mama563, thank you for your message. I'm sorry that the adhesives won't come off the products. I know how annoying that is. Please tell me one or two products. Maybe I can give you a tip? Best regards, Tabea
Good morning. yes, it's really tedious. freezing, using hot water and a spray that's especially for adhesive residue (also from Migros) only had a rudimentary success. examples are: The Minions thermal drinking bottle or the Peppa Wutz placemat...these were the ones that upset me the most.
Good morning. yes, it's really tedious. freezing, using hot water and a spray that's especially for adhesive residue (also from Migros) only had a rudimentary success. examples are: The Minions thermal drinking bottle or the Peppa Wutz placemat...these were the ones that upset me the most.
Dear Mama563, thank you very much for your feedback. I have just discussed the matter with those responsible. The suppliers are indeed aware of the situation you described and we are working on a solution. Here's a little tip from me: have you ever tried soaking the items in hot soapy water? Best regards, Tabea
Guest
Dear Mama563, thank you very much for your feedback. I have just discussed the matter with those responsible. The suppliers are indeed aware of the situation you described and we are working on a solution. Here's a little tip from me: have you ever tried soaking the items in hot soapy water? Best regards, Tabea
I also had the problem with the adhesive residue. Unfortunately, it doesn't always work with hot soapy water either... Maybe someone has more tips?
I also had the problem with the adhesive residue. Unfortunately, it doesn't always work with hot soapy water either... Maybe someone has more tips?
Good morning lifeokaiIf it's not too much, use butter or oil. Coat the label or the adhesive residue with butter and let the grease work in. The label can then be removed. Rub off sticking plasters or their remains in the same way. best regards Frederica
Guest
I also had the problem with the adhesive residue. Unfortunately, it doesn't always work with hot soapy water either... Maybe someone has more tips?
Good evening, I know this problem only too well myself. I always try to remove the adhesive residue with the sticker itself by sticking it back on after removing it. For the particularly stubborn residues, I sometimes use window cleaner. I let it soften the adhesive residue for a moment and then wash everything off with a cloth and washing-up liquid.
Guest
Thank you for the tips, I will try them out!
Thank you for the tips, I will try them out!
Hi lifeofkai I also know this problem very well and it is a bit annoying. But I use butter or oil, as most glues are fat-dissolving. That usually works very well. Have a nice day. Best wishes Liliane_K
