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Removing Sticker Glue from Wood Furniture

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Date: 08/17/2004 Topics: Cleaning > Furniture | Home Improvement > Furniture | Old Categories > Cleaning  
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Overtime, stickers can bond with the wood and they become very difficult to remove without leaving behind some of the paper and glue from the sticker. To remove the remaining sticker, dip a cloth in cooking oil and scrub the sticker. Repeat as necessary.
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Post By Graham (Guest Post) (07/08/2008)
Put peanut butter on the glue spot and rub away with a paper towel, push on the spot while rubbing.

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Post By regalbeagle (Guest Post) (04/24/2008)
Thanks TBurton. WD40 worked great. It also removes crayon from painted walls really well!

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Post By Renee (Guest Post) (11/21/2007)
I used Pledge to get old glue off my wooden coffee table and it worked great!! Just spray it on and let sit for awhile then wipe away with a rag. I used circular motions. Repeat until all gone.

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Post by LeoCad (1) | (02/24/2006)
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Thanks Tburton & booth96. Your tips are great help and work wonderfully.

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Post by booth96 (3) | (02/23/2006)
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Thanks TBurton!! You saved me a ton of time.

Also, letting it soak for awhile helps alot too!

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Post By steve mac (Guest Post) (08/07/2005)
how do i remove glue from a wood desk? The finish is removed because I applied "glue gone" and "goof off" ...

it was a piece of paper that was stuck to the surface

Some of the glue came off and there is still some stickiness. Any suggestions?

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Post by TBurton (1) | (05/11/2005)
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WD40 spray works every time!

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