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Anonymous users2024-01-24Use a little kerosene, wipe it very quickly, leave no traces and do not damage the surface of the furniture, you can get a little bit from the hardware store or truck, just take a rag and dip it in it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I remember toothpaste seemed to do!
1. The first is the label paper attached to some goods, and the more typical is the label paper on the tableware. This kind of label can be blown with a hair dryer and hot air for more than ten seconds, and it is easy to remove both the label and the glue marks. If it is a glue mark on some objects that can be properly heated, you can also consider blowing a blow blow to help clean up. >>>More
To remove the glue stuck to the furniture (1) is to use bubble gum to remove the stickiness, and (2) to dilute it with gasoline or banana water, because the glue dissolves when it meets gasoline or banana water, so it can be removed by dipping it.
It's very simple, first apply it with a rag with very hot water for a few minutes, and then wipe it with a damp rag, if it doesn't work, push it with your fingernails! >>>More
1. If it is a small part, use an eraser, if it is a large area, go to a chemical store to buy cycloethyl ketone, use a cotton cloth dipped in some cycloethyl ketone to wipe off the surface of the object a few times, and then wipe it dry with a dry cotton cloth (because cycloethyl ketone is a chemical solvent and cannot stay on the surface of the object for a long time, so as not to fall off the surface of the object). >>>More
With hair dryer heating, it's easy to remove double-sided tape from furniture or glass.