Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot

RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By Todd (Guest Post) (03/12/2008) PAM is the answer folks! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By Janet (Guest Post) (02/15/2008) Ah! The Pam trick worked like MAGIC! It only took seconds to undo the glue, and I had been working on it since last night! THANKS! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By Gail (Guest Post) (01/12/2008) John, YOU ROCK. I just tried your method and it worked like a CHARM !! Gail QUOTE: o remove stubborn sticker: Put about a quarter inch of water in the pan/pot and bring to a boil (Let cool and sticker will remove easily) To remove that nasty residue: Use a little oil (Veg- ensure to get oil over all glue residue - about a teaspoon should be enough) in the pan, heat up pan/pot on stove top. Glue will loosen and oil will trap the glue. TIP: Scape with plastic spatula to help loosen. Just did the above steps and it worked perfectly. John Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By (Guest Post) (11/17/2007) To remove stubborn sticker: Put about a quarter inch of water in the pan/pot and bring to a boil (Let cool and sticker will remove easily) To remove that nasty residue: Use a little oil (Veg- ensure to get oil over all glue residue - about a teaspoon should be enough) in the pan, heat up pan/pot on stove top. Glue will loosen and oil will trap the glue. TIP: Scape with plastic spatula to help loosen. Just did the above steps and it worked perfectly. John Report Spam or Abuse Removeing glue from a new stainless steel chip fryer Post By Peter (Guest Post) (09/06/2007) Will the flour method still get the label glue off? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By John (Guest Post) (06/26/2007) I had to devise my own technique, because I had a tough time with this. My labels were about 6 inches in diameter and covered the entire bottom surface (flat) of a stainless steel bowl. The techniques suggested here, such as using flour and WD-40, had no effect (I think it depends on the type of glue used). I discovered that the following process worked for me (it sounds long and involved, but it's not): 1) Soak the item(s) in warm, soapy water for several hours or overnight to loosen the paper. 2) Using a flat-bladed PLASTIC scraper (don't use metal, as it will scratch the surface!), scrape off the paper portion of the label, leaving the glue behind. 3) Use a nylon mesh dish cleaning pad and soapy water to scrub away the remaining glue residue. 4) Finally, use acetone (if you have it -- lacquer thinner will work fine, too) to remove any remaining traces of the glue residue. 5) Run the item(s) through the dishwasher to clean and sanitize. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By jules (Guest Post) (05/29/2007) WD 40 worked a treat!!!! merci beaucoup Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By guest (Guest Post) (04/14/2007) BEST METHOD: take flour, wet down the sticky residue, sprinkle dry flour and rub in well. Take wet/damp towel and rub off. No need for pam, oil or WD-40! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By (Guest Post) (02/19/2007) I had some stubborn sticker glue residue on metal and couldn't find my goo gone (which works great on everything). Some Pam helped a little, as did Dawn, but rubbing flour on it took care of it completely. The flour stuck, then some firm rubbing with a paper towel took it all up. Report Spam or Abuse Removing Glue Residue From Wipeboard Post By Melanie (Guest Post) (06/15/2006) Hello, we have a board that we write our shifts on and unfortunaly someone has stuck cellotape on it and it is now covered in Glue residue! please help me remove this? Editor's Note: Try some Goo Gone or Goof off. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By jeremY (Guest Post) (05/07/2006) I have this old drumkit that had a lot of stickers on the shells (for about 10 yrs). Well, I spent half of today trying to get the stickers off with hot water, Windex, rubbing alchohol, and even denatured alchohol. You know what took the glue off? Vegetable oil... If only I had seen this webpage several hours ago... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By jean (Guest Post) (04/26/2006) Spray with Pam or other cooking spray, let sit 1/2 hour, and scrub off with a nylon scrubby. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By Aileen (Guest Post) (04/26/2006) Try sprinkling dry pan with flour and rubbing with back of thumb nail (so as not to scratch pan). Glue should bind to the flour and come of easily Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By ytemptf8 (Guest Post) (12/28/2005) I have tried fingernail polish remover and peanut butter, still the sticky stuff there, even tried to scrape with razor blade, very irritated Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By Heather from Australia (Guest Post) (08/27/2005) I tried several things and found white spirits loosened it and I was able to scrape it off with my rubber glove and fingernail Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By Laurie. (Guest Post) (01/16/2005) Do these ideas work (wd-40 and fingernail polish remover) for the inside of a teflon pan? Sounds a little toxic for the inside of a pan. What's best for my problem. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By Carol (Guest Post) (12/28/2004) This may seem hard to believe but any oil, like baby oil or cooking oil will take off the glue redidue. But WD-40 works best of all and I keep a small can beneath my kitchen sink for this purpose. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post by ThriftyFun (3773) | (12/28/2004) Profile | Blog! | Contact Use Goo-Gone for any labels or "stuck on wall" things to remove. Works great! bobbie Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By D (Guest Post) (12/28/2004) rub the glue mess with oil or butter till it loses it's sticky then wash and it should wash off.....or a homemade glue/label remover that works well is 1/2 Dawn Dishwash liquid mixed with 1/2 rubbing alcohol....I apply generously and let it set for a few minutes then scrape or rub the residue off....hope it solves your problem. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post by Donna J. (30) | (12/28/2004) Contact Goo Gone works the best, just let it sit on a few minuetes and wipe off. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post by wallflower (13) | (12/28/2004) Contact Try Pam spray or vaseline or cooking oil. Rub it in the glue residue, let it sit for a minute and you should be able to roll it right off. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By Karen (Guest Post) (12/28/2004) Try fingernail polish first. If that doesn't work, there is a product called Goo Gone. That works great! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post by homeschoolin_mum (90) | (12/28/2004) Profile | Contact I use straight rubbing alcohol! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By jay tea (Guest Post) (12/28/2004) Try WD-40...it works every time!! Just spray on..let it sit for a few minutes and wipe off with a paper towel..wash with hot soapy water and rinse..good luck Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By Linda (Guest Post) (12/28/2004) Try hairspray, nail polish remover or OOPS (bought in hardware srores or Walmart type stores) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post by saphire1970 (1) | (12/28/2004) Contact I use peanut butter to remove glue and sticky stuff. Rub it on the pot and leave it sit about 10 minutes. Then rub in it and rinse. Mary Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Glue Residue From New Stainless Steel Pot Post By Bart (Guest Post) (12/28/2004) My wife uses Tea Tree oil or Eucalyptus Oil. Try it, if nothing else you have a good natural antiseptic. Bart Report Spam or Abuse