I bought some static decorations, the type that are supposed to stick to just about any glass surface and then peel off when you're done with them. Well, my two Santa stick-ons don't stick. Anyone know something I can do to make some staticy or something so that I can hang them? I wanted to hang them in the back windows of my van, one on each side.
I tried rubbing one on my head like you do balloons at parties. But I don't have enough hair on my head to make a hair ball let alone static. I could just tape them up but I would rather not get tape on my windows. They might be hard to clean up after the holidays. My family used to hang window film and we used soapy water to help it stick. Do you think that might work? Anyone have other suggestions? Thanks.
By Suntydt from Tazewell, TN
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Wipe the window with a damp cloth, that might help them to stick better.
I always clean the windows with a spray cleaner, but even then sometimes the window clings don't stick. I have found that I have to wet the back side a little bit. I have tried keeping a small bowl of water and sticking my fingers in it and moistening the back side, but then I had drips of water running down the window.
I gave my 2 year old grandson and sponge and he uses it to wet the window so the clings stick better.
Ditto what was stated below...clean window, clean clings and use a little bit of moisture between.
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I think both the window surface and the cling on must be clean. Windex the window and soapy water to the cling-on. Air or paper towel dry. That has always worked best for me.
My experience regarding Static window film is that it quickly loses its "stick". I followed placing instructions to the letter but after one day various bits around the edges were lifting off the glass.
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