After a shopping trip comes the often frustrating process of removing the labels without damaging your new purchase. This is a guide about removing labels from new products.
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Small items I just soak in Dawn detergent and hot water. For larger items like a windshield, or mirror, or window, etc. I use Avon's Skin So Soft. Apply it to the sticker, let sit, and peel off, or use a paper towel to rub off. Then use detergent to wash the oil off, simple and painless.
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Goo Gone is the best stuff to have at hand for removing sticky residue off of windows, doors, sticky price labels, or for cleaning gooey, oily dirt off of just about any hard surface. You just pour a few drops onto a soft cloth and rub lightly. You can buy it at Canadian Tire, Lowes or Menards stores. An excellent product that won't stain or discolour.
By gouligann04/03/2012
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