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Clean Adhesive from Almost Anything

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Adhesives make our lives easier in so many ways. Without this sticky material, we cannot hold things in place, like carpeting or tile, and super glue enables us to fix items in no time at all. Unfortunately, the residue of stickers, tape, and other bonds makes it impossible to have a clean surface when we no longer need the adhesive. If you’ve ever tried peeling away a price sticker from a newly bought item, you know what we’re talking about. We put together information to help you clean any adhesive from a variety of surfaces for a smooth finish.
We show you how to loosen a sticker or tape and get rid of the sticky residue using various ingredients. Learn how to clean any adhesive, from super glue and Gorilla glue to carpet glue, by applying soapy water, fingernail polish remover, white vinegar, rubbing alcohol, or baking soda and scrubbing it gently away with a razor blade or sandpaper and a little bit of elbow grease. Discover tips for removing adhesives from fabric, skin, glass, leather, plastic, and other surfaces and ways to get carpet glue off different types of flooring.

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