How to Use Household Products to Remove Stickers and Marker
Remove as much of the sticker as possible., Rub the area with your index finger to remove sticker residue., Apply a small amount of mayonnaise to the remaining sticker., Allow the mayo to sit on the sticker for approximately 15 to 20 minutes., Wipe...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Remove as much of the sticker as possible.
Before you smear the sticker area with mayo, try to peel/remove the sticker without damaging the box or surface.
Remove the sticker as slowly as possible in order to keep the sticker in tact as you remove it (keeping it in tact will open the possibility of getting more sticker off the item rather than trying to rip pieces). -
Step 2: Rub the area with your index finger to remove sticker residue.
Try to remove as much leftover residue that may be easy to lift off the item. , Depending upon the sticker size, approximately 1 tsp. could do the job. , You want the compound to permeate the sticker and any remaining residue so give the mayo some time to start working. , You may need to also use your index finger to rub the area in the even the sticker does not peel easily. , If the sticker still does not budge or you only remove a portion, repeat the process.
Consider adding more mayo if you feel as though the mayonnaise didn’t do the job during the first pass. -
Step 3: Apply a small amount of mayonnaise to the remaining sticker.
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Step 4: Allow the mayo to sit on the sticker for approximately 15 to 20 minutes.
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Step 5: Wipe the mayonnaise off the sticker area and begin to peel the sticker back.
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Step 6: Repeat if necessary.
Detailed Guide
Before you smear the sticker area with mayo, try to peel/remove the sticker without damaging the box or surface.
Remove the sticker as slowly as possible in order to keep the sticker in tact as you remove it (keeping it in tact will open the possibility of getting more sticker off the item rather than trying to rip pieces).
Try to remove as much leftover residue that may be easy to lift off the item. , Depending upon the sticker size, approximately 1 tsp. could do the job. , You want the compound to permeate the sticker and any remaining residue so give the mayo some time to start working. , You may need to also use your index finger to rub the area in the even the sticker does not peel easily. , If the sticker still does not budge or you only remove a portion, repeat the process.
Consider adding more mayo if you feel as though the mayonnaise didn’t do the job during the first pass.
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