As a bulk buyer of tableware and glassware at Migros, my fingernails want to complain about the extremely stubborn barcodes and price stickers on glasses, bowls, plates, etc. :)
Please!!!! Use something that doesn't have to sit in water for 1 hour before it's still hard to scrape off :)
As a bulk buyer of tableware and glassware at Migros, my fingernails want to complain about the extremely stubborn barcodes and price stickers on glasses, bowls, plates, etc. :)
Please!!!! Use something that doesn't have to sit in water for 1 hour before it's still hard to scrape off :)
For dishes, pans, etc., rub the label with butter and leave for about an hour, depending on the room temperature. The stubborn sticker can then be easily removed with a cloth or kitchen paper.
For dishes, pans, etc., rub the label with butter and leave for about an hour, depending on the room temperature. The stubborn sticker can then be easily removed with a cloth or kitchen paper.
That would be OK if I only bought a plate every now and then. But 7 kg of butter on top of all that?
Simply using small pieces of glue that don't resist being removed in 97 scratching movements and 23 pieces would be cool. The pieces even stay on in the dishwasher?
Guest
Hello@patrichuber
Thank you for your feedback. I will be happy to pass your request on to the product range managers so that they can check an alternative adhesive with our supplier.
Kind regards
Tanja
patrichuber has my full understanding. I bought around 40 pieces of a cutlery series a year ago and can also tell you a thing or two about it. As the adhesive is not water-soluble, the best way to remove the residue is with acetone (also in the form of nail varnish remover). However, the time required is enormous. I have no idea what is stopping suppliers (not just Migros) from using more practical price labels.
Guest
Hello
Quote from Tanja_Migros:
I would be happy to pass on the request to those responsible for the product range so that they can check an alternative adhesive with our supplier.
Was there ever a result, an answer or a solution?
Greetings from the Migi piglet
Good morning @Tanja_Migros
There is a reason why they stick so stubbornly to the product, isn't there? This prevents the stickers from being replaced! Expensive away, cheap on, should be prevented.
Best wishes and have a nice weekend
Istanbul
Guest
Hello everyone
In principle, the adhesives should hold well, but they should still be easy to remove at home.
We have informed the supplier and initiated measures. Occasionally, there may still be products in the range where the label was attached with the old adhesive. As soon as these products have been used up, the new stickers will be used.
Kind regards
Tanja
That would be OK if I only bought a plate every now and then. But 7 kg of butter on top of all that?
Simply using small pieces of glue that don't resist being removed in 97 scratching movements and 23 pieces would be cool. The pieces even stay on in the dishwasher?
Guest
Hello@patrichuber
Thank you for your feedback. I will be happy to pass your request on to the product range managers so that they can check an alternative adhesive with our supplier.
Kind regards
Tanja
patrichuber has my full understanding. I bought around 40 pieces of a cutlery series a year ago and can also tell you a thing or two about it. As the adhesive is not water-soluble, the best way to remove the residue is with acetone (also in the form of nail varnish remover). However, the time required is enormous. I have no idea what is stopping suppliers (not just Migros) from using more practical price labels.
Guest
Hello
Quote from Tanja_Migros:
I would be happy to pass on the request to those responsible for the product range so that they can check an alternative adhesive with our supplier.
Was there ever a result, an answer or a solution?
Greetings from the Migi piglet
Good morning @Tanja_Migros
There is a reason why they stick so stubbornly to the product, isn't there? This prevents the stickers from being replaced! Expensive away, cheap on, should be prevented.
Best wishes and have a nice weekend
Istanbul
Guest
Hello everyone
In principle, the adhesives should hold well, but they should still be easy to remove at home.
We have informed the supplier and initiated measures. Occasionally, there may still be products in the range where the label was attached with the old adhesive. As soon as these products have been used up, the new stickers will be used.
Kind regards
Tanja
