-
Anonymous users2024-01-231. Use transparent adhesive with good viscosity to repeatedly stick and tear, and you can remove some of the surface.
2. The 4B eraser used for drawing is the kind that is very soft, and it can be erased.
3. If the traces that have been left for a long time have hardened, you can use a hot towel to soften it before trying.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-22Chemicals cannot be used to remove.
You can use toothpaste + towel + patience.
As long as you have the above three materials, you will definitely be able to get it.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-21Yes, with an eraser, empirically.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-20Yes, I just don't know if peanut oil is okay?
First blow the transparent glue residue with a hair dryer for a while (pay attention not to get too close), feel the colloid become soft, and gently wipe it with a dry towel dipped in talcum powder (there is no flour that can be substituted) repeatedly, and it can be easily removed. >>>More
You can use propylene or alcohol gasoline and the effect is almost there.
There are two simple and easy ways to do this:
1) Stick it with the same transparent tape: take a small piece of transparent tape and wipe the glue stain with your fingertips, which takes a little time, but it is very clean, which is the feeling of "the bell must be tied to the bell"; >>>More
Tips for removing glue from furniture.
1. Remove the glue trace from vinegar. >>>More
Cooktop: It's best to soak it in hot water to soften the dirt on the cooktop, then spray it with detergent and wipe it off with a rag. >>>More