How To Remove Lable Glue or Sticker Glue From A Glass Jar | Easiest Way to Remove Labels From Jars

How To Remove Sticky Lable Glue From A Glass Jar | Easiest Way to Remove Labels From Jars
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ABOUT THIS VIDEO
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how to remove labels from jars:

Put your kettle on and bring the water to a boil

Pour boiling water into the jars and then wait around 5 to 10 minutes

The labels should easily peel off at this point leaving behind lots of glue residue

Create a paste of baking soda and dish soap. It’s not an exact measurement, but 1-2 tablespoons of baking soda plus a few pumps of dish soap should work.

Stir the baking soda and dish soap together until a smooth paste is formed. Continue adding more dish soap or baking soda until you get a good consistency.

Apply the mixture to the glass jars. It doesn’t have to be an even coat, but do the best you can to spread it around the full jar.

Let the jars sit for a few hours or overnight.

Wash the paste off and VOILA! Clean jars
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ABOUT THIS VIDEO
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how to remove labels from jars:

Put your kettle on and bring the water to a boil

Pour boiling water into the jars and then wait around 5 to 10 minutes

The labels should easily peel off at this point leaving behind lots of glue residue

Create a paste of baking soda and dish soap. It’s not an exact measurement, but 1-2 tablespoons of baking soda plus a few pumps of dish soap should work.

Stir the baking soda and dish soap together until a smooth paste is formed. Continue adding more dish soap or baking soda until you get a good consistency.

Apply the mixture to the glass jars. It doesn’t have to be an even coat, but do the best you can to spread it around the full jar.

Let the jars sit for a few hours or overnight.

Wash the paste off and VOILA! Clean jars

[ropafadzosaraimutiwazuka]

This works.i just bought a center table like tape marks I tried everything but failed and boom saw this tried it out within 5 mins i was done. Thank you so much🙏👍👍👍👌

[constantthrottle]

Thank you for posting this. My wife had me clean 12 small glass jars. I tried the alcohol method and there was still residue on the jars leaving a haze where the labels were. I spent an hour trying before I found your video. Literally 20 mins later I was done with perfectly clear jars. Mahalo from Hawaii.

[OTseven]

WORKS!!! I tried rubbing alcohol. Nope. Tried acetone nail polish remover. Nope. Then tried THIS!!! easy. 10 minutes. Removes every single sticky particle. Almost no scrubbing. Glue slides off!! Took a lifetime of 68 yrs to find this. Lol. T U X SO MUCH!!

[giraffe]

I have over 20 jars, all different kinds that I've been trying to remove gunk from. I first used goo gone which got most of it off, but there were still spots of adhesive or just a thin sticky film all over. I tried 100% acetone and rubbing alcohol and it didn't work. I had tried something like this in the past and I had remembered it taking forever. But after scrubbing and washing my jars three times over I decided to try this. I used more baking soda and sprayed the jars with vinegar after wards, scrubbed with a green and yellow sponge and then washed them with soap. I finally got the gunk off! I'm glad I gave this another chance. Thank you!

[mrhappyfoot]

cleaned all the glue off my wine bottles brilliantly using this method. Now I can add silly labels to my home brewed mead!

[solycdan]

Yes this works. And it also works on stainless steel and plastic. Finally got off all the sticky residue from the plastic handle of a coffee plunger and an extremely old sticker reaidue from a stainless steel pan. Thank you so much!

[kuldeepvsoni]

Thanks a lot for this video, it turned out perfect. I applied the solution and let it sit for 30mins. The stains vanished completely.

[elliemerc]

This mixture worked really well. I used coconut oil instead of cooking oil, amazing😊! Thanks so much, great job! 🤗

[mariawatherston]

BRILLIANT! It worked. I actually rubbed again after about 10 mins and could fee the glue loosen wiped with a paper towel and then washed and amazingly it all came off. Thank you, i've been struggling for years with these types of labels.

[DK-whdr]

This deserves a big thumbs up 👍. Stubborn residue on the glass is gone 10 minutes after I watched this video. Thank you

[sparshgupta]

Amazing works so good.. I was able to remove 7 yr old tape marks from my air conditioner. Many thanks 🙏🙏

[douglasfernandez]

I can't believe how well this worked. Thanks for the video!

[Madamtotoro]

Wow wow wow! Thank you so much! I'm over 40 and just found out the best way to do this! Fantastic!

[jantilsley]

Worked better than any other tip I've tried but I had to use a Brillo (soap/wire wool pad). Tried using just the Brillo on the 2nd jar and that worked but needed more elbow grease. These bottles had plastic labels on and I think the glue is harder to remove than the glue used on paper labels. Thanks for the tip.

[codyduncanson]

Worked like a charm, thank you almost two years later!

[norakw]

This worked amazing! Finally a method that will actually remove that tough adhesive. Thank you :)

[missing_score]

I only had coconut oil and it worked a treat! Ty!

[JohnySeen]

Thanks a lot. And consider those coconut fibre dish scrubbers, because those sponges with the green plastic shite on top go straight to landfill. Surprised how the coconut fibre variants aren't mainstream yet...

[carlyflynn]

This WORKS!! I had just about given up. The key is to scrub with dish soap after soaking in the paste.

[nancymachold]

Also worked on residual glue from contact paper on the outside of a window by my front door. Thanks for a wonderful tip. . .no chemicals needed!