Sticker residue may be unsightly on plastic, but it's easy to remove. Household products like olive oil and peanut butter can get that gunk right off.

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, ...

So, you've thrifted a gorgeous mirror and glass vase. Now, how to get those price stickers off? Here are some tips for easy ...

The method: Cover the sticker with peanut butter and let it sit for at least 5 minutes (depending on the thickness of the ...

Few things are more frustrating than when you bring home a newly purchased item, only to find that a label or sticker leaves behind stubborn residue when you remove it. Rather than spending time ...

Why, why, WHY do stores often insist on putting that sticky price tag right in the center of the glass mug, plate, or bathroom container? I mean, really?! They couldn't have at least put it on the ...

If you've been struggling to remove a stubborn sticker or sticker residue from your kitchen cabinets, thrifted glasses, new dinnerware, or windows, you may need to try a new tactic. If using hot water ...

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You can use vegetable oil to remove a stubborn sticker, but sometimes that's only half the battle. The residue left behind can be frustrating to clean off and unpleasant to see. But there's a simple ...