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September 2010

How to Remove Sticker Adhesive - Sept 28, 2010 - Daily Family Friendly Tips

Written by Jenny Wanderscheid

Nail Polish Remover
Petroleum Jelly
Toothpaste
Hand Lotion
Hair Spray
Baby Oil (mineral oil)
Vinegar (soak cloth, apply to goo then leave for awhile–even overnight)
Rubbing Alcohol
Windex
Baking Soda & Water Paste (just rub gently into the goo, then wipe off with a warm wet cloth)

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