sticky label and residue removal

Agapanthus

You need a solvent to shift that stuff. Petrol does it nicely - I always keep a little can of lighter fuel in the cupboard, as it has a neat little nozzle that makes it easy to apply.

Lakeland sell Sticky Stuff Remover which is much more expensive than petrol but smells much better!

Edinburghlass_2

Wd40........

Cazza

Nail varnish remover works for me!

thistledome

Edinburghlass wrote: »

Wd40........

That's what I use. Works a treat.

jackieglasgow

mayonnaise rubbed into it.

DrDaz

I always use baby oil.

After you've washed the paper label off and you're left with the
sticky gluey mess. Soak a tissue or paper towel in baby oil and
then scrub the jar with the tissue.

It might take a few minutes and a bit of effort but it should come
off. Also it leaves the glass moisturised and feeling soft (only joking).

marmiterulesok

I have some "Sticky Stuff Remover" from Lakeland-a little goes a long way,but before this found using a gel hand disinfectant worked well.

Ginger_Snap

I always use nail polish remover, too. Good luck!

PinkTiger

another vote for WD40, always works x

Jojo_the_Tightfisted

Lighter fuel. Great for removing plasters from hairy men who aren't looking forward to bald patches, either....