Winefarmer1
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Alright, I have encountered the best method for label removal from used bottles.
Use a razor blade scraper to scrape the label away. No wetting, less mess, less prep, and less muscle. Works at a rate of about one new blade per ten bottles for me thus far. After the labels are gone, the glue residue comes off with a soaped brillo pad and hot water.
I am removing about 15 to 20 labels per hour. After finishing I just sweep up the paper and glue and it is done.
Use a razor blade scraper to scrape the label away. No wetting, less mess, less prep, and less muscle. Works at a rate of about one new blade per ten bottles for me thus far. After the labels are gone, the glue residue comes off with a soaped brillo pad and hot water.
I am removing about 15 to 20 labels per hour. After finishing I just sweep up the paper and glue and it is done.