Sticker Residue on Clothing

RE: Sticker Residue on Clothing Post By Megan (Guest Post) (06/13/2008) I know this may sound weird, but wet the shirt you have until it is completely soaking wet, then take some peanut butter and completely cover the area with it. Massage it in for about two minutes or until you see the glue mixing in with the peanut butter, make sure all the glue has peeled off into the peanut butter, and then rinse out the peanut butter immediately. I just did this like 5 minutes ago after I washed/dryed my favorite shirt that I left a name tag on. It works great! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Sticker Residue on Clothing Post By pam (Guest Post) (10/23/2006) A lot of adhesives can be removed with rubbing alcohol. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Sticker Residue on Clothing Post By Pete (Guest Post) (10/23/2006) Hi Mikki Thanks for your feedback. I will definitely try that. It is one one my favorite shirts. Have a nice day! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Sticker Residue on Clothing Post by mikki (104) | (10/23/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact Hi Pete, I'm from Watertown! Anyway, I always used Avon Skin0-so-soft to remove my kids' sticker goo. Just rub it on, then add a little extra detergent on the area if you want before putting it in the washer. This has saved so many of those shirts worn to the doctor visits. Skin-so-soft also works great for getting paint off of skin. A whole bottle lasts forever and has tons of uses, including getting getting stickers off the glass on picture frames, plastic items, etc. Report Spam or Abuse Request: Sticker Residue on Clothing Post by lewis_admin (1210) | (09/17/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact There was a price sticker on a blouse that I bought at a garage sale, and after removing it, it was sticky and messy. It is a silk-like blouse, and I really don't know how to safely remove the residue. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Kentucky-Lass Answers: RE: Sticker Residue on Clothing You might try Goo Gone, in the hardware or cleaners section at Wal-Mart. Label says it can be used on clothing but test for colorfastness in an inconspicuous spot first. Good luck. (06/10/2005) By seagrape RE: Sticker Residue on Clothing Thanks for the sugggestions. I appreciate that very much. (06/15/2005) By Kentucky-Lass Report Spam or Abuse