What should I do if the child has plastered stickers all over the furniture and can t remove them?

Apply the detergent on the sticker, then cut off a piece of plastic wrap and apply it to the sticker, try to isolate the sticker from the air, and leave it on for 15 minutes, so that the detergent can completely penetrate into the sticker, remove the plastic wrap, and the sticker should be easy to remove.

Hot water, with towels, or if it doesn't work, use a kind of clean water for industrial use, which is absolutely effective.

Moisten the area with the sticker with a damp cloth, gently rub it with your hands, and after most of the confetti is rubbed off, wipe it clean with an eraser.

Apply a cloth soaked in alcohol (liquor is also fine) to the sticker and wait for the sticker to be completely soaked, scrape it off with a knife, and pick it off with your hand. If you are afraid of scratching the furniture, try to be lighter.

The easiest way is to wet the place with the sticker with a damp cloth, rub it lightly with your hands, and wipe off most of the confetti with an eraser.