Kracker Member Joined Dec 27, 2013 Messages 44 Reaction score 1 Jan 7, 2014 #21 garymc said: For crusty glue: Warm water and detergent. These are not the problem. For sticky labels: keep the bottle dry and put several on your dashboard, roll up the windows and park in direct sun (in the summer.) Click to expand... its january and im in Seattle
garymc said: For crusty glue: Warm water and detergent. These are not the problem. For sticky labels: keep the bottle dry and put several on your dashboard, roll up the windows and park in direct sun (in the summer.) Click to expand... its january and im in Seattle
whynot Wine & Scotch Joined Dec 27, 2013 Messages 120 Reaction score 22 Jan 8, 2014 #22 3M makes and adhesive remover, I've used it to remove glue from cars so it's safe on the paint... should be fine for the glass. Spray on, wait a few minutes, use a clean rag and it comes right off
3M makes and adhesive remover, I've used it to remove glue from cars so it's safe on the paint... should be fine for the glass. Spray on, wait a few minutes, use a clean rag and it comes right off
wildvines Member Joined Jan 14, 2014 Messages 343 Reaction score 37 Jan 27, 2014 #23 The easiest wSy to remove labels is putting your bottles for 10 min in oven at 350. Labels peel right off bit leaving any residue
The easiest wSy to remove labels is putting your bottles for 10 min in oven at 350. Labels peel right off bit leaving any residue
