Sealant Removal ideas please

TigersEye

How do I remove sealant around the bath. I've tried with a stanley knife and a pallet knife, but I need another solution before I injure myself or damage the errr not so lovely tiles in my bathroom.

missile

You can buy special silicone sealant removers>

http://www.screwfix.com/cats/A336165/Sealants-Adhesives/Sealants/Sealant-Remover&cm_mmc=Yahoo-_-Sealants%208%20Adhesives-_-Sealants%20-%20Sealant%20Removers-_-silicone%20sealant%20remover?source=aw

KeithP

Screwfix sell a 'solvent'.

As do B&Q.

Will make it slightly easier, but you will still need your blade.

TigersEye

Sorry should have said have looked at sealant removers in the shops, but was hoping for a greenfingered way, perhaps something from my kitchen.

olias

TigersEye wrote: »

Sorry should have said have looked at sealant removers in the shops, but was hoping for a greenfingered way, perhaps something from my kitchen.

A potato?

Olias

TigersEye

olias wrote: »

A potato?

Olias

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

lee12_2

just a thought but what about nail vanish remover?

TigersEye

lee12 wrote: »

just a thought but what about nail vanish remover?

Good idea will try that

Got_a_problem

have had windows replaced but silicone 'run' marks have been left on the glass and show up when windows are steamed up and also on very cold mornings - something of a mess - have tried a variety of products, all with no success - can anyone help?

mchale

An old wood chisel

diggerman123

white vinegar , but you have to help it (scrubbing )