luggage tags | How to remove the glue from the labels
01 Jan

luggage tags | How to remove the glue from the labels

Newly bought cups often have labels affixed to them. After the labels are removed, there will always be some glue remaining, which affects our use to a certain extent. So, how to remove the glue on the cup? I will introduce it to everyone.
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1、Fengyoujing degumming method


Soak the place where the adhesive is stuck with fengyoujing, and wipe it off with a dry cloth after 15 minutes. If the dirt is difficult to remove, you can extend the soaking time of Fengyoujing, and then rub it vigorously until it is wiped off.

 

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2、Hair dryer degumming method
Turn on the hair dryer to the maximum heat and blow it against the offset printing for a while. After it slowly softens, use a harder eraser or a soft cloth to easily wipe off the offset printing.

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Scope of application: This method is suitable for items with relatively small tape traces and long-lasting offset printing, but the items must have sufficient heat resistance.

 

3、Vinegar degumming method

Dip white vinegar or vinegar with a dry dish cloth, cover the labelled area, and let it soak completely. After 15-20 minutes, use a dish cloth to gradually wipe off the edge of the sticker.

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4、Edible oil degumming method

Drop ordinary edible oil on the offset printing and wipe it lightly with a cloth or dry toilet paper. The offset printing can be easily wiped off.

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5、Alcohol degumming method

Dip a soft cloth with enough 95% alcohol, and then gently wipe the sticker, the sticker will easily become soft and detach.

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6、Hand cream to remove gel method

Hand cream contains a lot of water (generally more than 70%), and the water contains a certain amount of surfactant. The surfactant has good wetting, penetrating and dissolving abilities, and it can quickly penetrate into the surface of stickers and objects. Between, so as to achieve the purpose of removal.

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