RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Tried the wet plastic wrap on my stickers my boys put all over our glass door and it worked amazing. Thanks for the post.
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I tried the saran wrap and was surprised it actually worked! Neat little trick.
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I decorated my windows for the Super Bowl and used glue dots. I tried a razor blade, a hair dryer to soften it, what else do you guys suggest they won't budge. Thank you
Posted on 02/02/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Hi Thanks to the post I used WD40 on a microwave door to remove the safety sticker and it worked a treat. Thanks.
Posted on 01/23/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

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OMG! I just tried the saran wrap trick and IT WORKED! Who knew? LOL! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you :) Dani
Posted on 01/22/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I made some window colour stickers about 3 years ago (they still on the window), and I can't remove these stickers. I tried it with nail polish remover with alcohol, but it didn't work. Any other idea?? Thx mullerb2 AT gmail.com

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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I can't believe no one knows this the easiest way is to wet a piece of glad wrap, and wrap over the sticker leave for a few minutes, and the sticker will just slide off. If there is any glue left, it will just rub off with your finger. This is how I also remove stickers off the car windows.
Posted on 10/08/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Nail polish remover didn't work for me, but clorox wipes and my thumb nail did. Had to take sticker off hanging door mirror.
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I rubbed baby oil on a sticker that was on an aquarium and then I used a credit card and lifted one of the corners of the sticker and it peeled right off. Then I cleaned it with glass cleaner.
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Just take the blade out of a box cutter and gently wedge it underneath the sticker. Slowly it will come off then use an orange based cleaner or goo-gone to take off residue.
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Blimin stickers on Microwave doors, who stupid idea was it to put the safety stickers on the DOOR. I bought a stainless steel Microwave, got it home, unpacked it and carefully peeled off the safety sticker-result-one big sticky mess. I took it back and they were ok about it. I picked a new one brought it home and guess what? Another flamin sticker, we've been trying to get this off for about an hour now, tried nail polish remover, scraped it with our nails, soapy hot water, all that remains is the WD40 trick and I'm not sure if I dare try it. DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY IDEAS, THIS IS THE MESS THE 2ND STICKER HAS LEFT. LITTLEWOODS CAN YOU PLEASE STICK YOUR STICKERS ON THE TOP INSTEAD OF THE DOOR.
Editor's Note: I'd try Goof Off, put on a piece of paper towel or drip a little on the sticker stuff. Let sit for a few seconds and wipe off. It worked for me on window stickers. Make sure that you wash the area well with soap and water before using.

Posted on 07/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Went with the nail polish remover and some elbow grease and was done in minutes. Thanks
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Went with the nail polish remover and some elbow grease and was done in minutes. Thanks
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Why do new windows require so many stickers.Some came away easy with soapy water, however I was left with huge eye sores on my six back windows. Gave this site a look and hey presto! nail polish remover worked brilliantly - so thanks for the advice.
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Pledge and a credit card worked nicely!
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
The most efficient way to remove stickers from glass is with a razor cutter. Hardware stores sell special tools and they're not too expensive.
Apply a little baby oil to any remaining goo, scrub with the scruffy side of a sponge, and then use window cleaner.
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By flowerlove (Guest Post)
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Pledge and a credit card worked nicely!
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Use peanut butter it works wonders.
Posted on 12/30/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I tried all responses and the only thing that worked was WD 40 pen.
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I use a little bit of baby oil, and my thumbnail. This also works for getting eyebrow/leg wax off your fingers!
Posted on 09/12/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
GOO GONE! Nothing else worked for me.
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I tried the hot vinegar and it did work but it left the mirror smelling bad. I then tried some simple hand lotion and it worked just as good as the vinegar but it left a pleasent smell:
Posted on 05/14/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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By Janet from Toronto (Guest Post)
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Judy did u ever find a product that u like and it works for getting stickers from the windows, if so could u please let me know? thks jsimp52 AT yahoo.com
Posted on 04/25/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Try using furniture polish spray. Rubs off easy!
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Anti-bacterial hand gel along with a stiff spatula worked in a matter of minutes. It washes up easily and it does smells good.... Thank you!
Posted on 03/29/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Gals did you know that CocaCola works wonders at removing stickers? bought some large Mirrors and couldn't scrape the residue off from the paper stickers,accidently spilled some coke on it and the glue slid off.what a wonderful find.
Posted on 03/14/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Peanut butter Vegetable oil Avon Skin-so-soft ~~~~~~~~~~~~ this also works for stickers left on clothes!
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I always use windex to loosen up the sticker and then I take a razor blade to scrape it off. It works really well. Good Luck!
Posted on 03/13/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
you can also use peanut butter....it really does work!
Posted on 03/13/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
WD 40 works wonders!
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
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Stickers on any surface can be loosened by heating them with a hair drier and scraping gently with the edge of a credit card or putty knife.
Posted on 03/13/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
razor blades. i took off labels from a jar yesterday with the good old strait razor blade. hope it helps
Posted on 03/13/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I tried nail polish remover, hand sanitiser to remove stickers from a mirror but it didn't work.Pledge with orange oil(for wood) worked wonders for me, came right off. Also worked on taking a sticker off stainless steel
Posted on 01/27/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
use some WD-40
Posted on 12/19/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
You can use a razor blade scrapper that you use to take paint off of windows too. If any residue is left, Goof-Off works good too.
Posted on 06/09/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Thank you Guys so much! I thought I was doomed....my childish stickers have been stuck on my mirror forever.......I tried goo at first, it didn't really work.....then I tried the antibacterial hand sanitizer,which was great..and even the heated vinegar did wonders...THank you guys!
Posted on 04/28/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

Removing Stickers or Tape from Windows
To remove stickers or tape from windows, I find that if you add heated vinegar to a little spray bottle and apply a bit, it will remove the glue in no time at all.
By Marlene Harvey
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I got the idea to use rubbing alcohol from your site. Unfortunately, I was out, but your idea gave me an idea. I tried nail polish remover and that took the sticker off a new mirror.
Posted on 01/15/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Try antibacterial hand gel. It's wonderful removing all types of adhesives and inks including markers. It also smells good.
Posted on 10/20/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
Use cooking oil that you have warmed in the microwave. It will remove the stickers then just use glass cleaner and soapy water to remove the oil. I have done this for years!!
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RE: Removing Stickers from Windows and Mirrors
I have stumbled on this wonderful product called Goo-Gone. It works to get the stickers off of almost everything including plastic. ""
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