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Does anyone have any ideas on how to remove a label from a hot sauce bottle? The only problem is I do not want to ruin the label. I want to scan the label to use as wedding favors.
Mia from Corona, CA
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RE: Removing Labels Without Damaging the Label
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Post By Karl (Guest Post)
(03/01/2006)
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Hold the label's edge over a steaming kettle to loosen the paste that holds it on and slowly remove the label, This also works well for removing stamps from envelopes if you collect them
RE: Removing Labels Without Damaging the Label
Have you looked online to see if the company has a graphic of the label on their website that you could copy?
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Post By mjm (Guest Post)
(03/01/2006)
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Back when I used to refund, I would cover the label with scotch tape, then soak the label off. The label sticks to the tape and you just lift it off. These days I would probably try the clear packaging tape to do this.
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Post By Kim (Guest Post)
(02/28/2006)
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empty the contents inside, and add hot water, letting it sit. Work at the label slowly, and when the water starts to cool, add more hot.
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Post By Pat (Guest Post)
(02/28/2006)
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I have good luck removing labels with heat from my blow dryer. This may not work if it is water soluble glue, in which case I think maybe water spritzed on very sparingly.
galphoenix at yahoo dot com
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