It’s the quickest way to suck the joy out of buying a cute new top: You peel off the long sticker labeled with the size of the garment, and it leaves behind a relentlessly sticky residue that attracts ...

One of the best ways to remove sticker residue is with rubbing alcohol, a substance that’s safe to use on most surfaces (such as glass, wood, and plastic). Soak a paper towel or rag in rubbing alcohol ...

It happens to the best of us. You peel back a sticker or sticky label, in hopes of a clean removal, but alas—that dreaded, impossible to remove sticker residue is left behind. “From clothing and ...

Price stickers, labels on jars, decals—these informative, decorative, or simply provocative sticky things can be surprisingly tough to remove. Even when you succeed in peeling off most of a sticker, ...

Bumper stickers and car decals are as much a part of the American highway landscape as billboards and roadside graffiti. Whether the reason is for aesthetics, advertising, or announcing who you plan ...

There is a surprising number of products that come with into your home with stubborn stickers. A lot of stores still use price stickers, for instance, and glassware almost always has a sticker that ...

Super glue and Gorilla Glue can be a miracle fix for repairing almost anything—including broken metal, ceramic, leather, rubber, vinyl, and some plastics. Unfortunately, anyone who has ever used ultra ...

Okay, so it's slightly OT, but I wasn't sure where to put this...<P>(1) I bought some CD-ROMs of software that was previously owned. The problem is this: the previous owner put a sticker on each of ...

To remove residue, use heat like hot water or a blow dryer, or opt for household items like baking soda and oil. Choose the method based on the surface.