For example, many daily items purchased from stores have appearance markings, and in fact, like most of us, when we get home, we peel off the markings right before using them. The No Death logo is very ugly. The trademark that has not been torn off is even more unsightly. We can first peel off the surface trademark layer. If it cannot be peeled off, we can wet a towel with warm water, then wipe it clean with a wet towel, wipe it back and forth twice, and then remove the sticky mark.

Rub it with balm and it will come off in a few minutes. You can try it on. You can try an eraser, but you may feel it is getting dirtier and dirtier at first, but if you rub it for a long time, you will see the effect. This method is more tiring, so you need to have perseverance and soak it in Put some detergent in the water, then brush it with an old toothbrush and wipe it with a cloth dipped in alcohol or Erguotou.

First pour some boiling water, iron the label, wait for a minute, then quickly tear off the label paper with your hands, tear and tear until only the glue is left, then find some waterproof tape and cut a few sections with scissors , and then glue them next to the items. Be careful not to bring water into the waterproof glue. Use toilet paper to wipe off the water on the remaining adhesive. Paste a piece of waterproof tape on the remaining adhesive. Press the tape firmly to make it tight. Then lift the tape vertically with both hands and repeat this. Work until the adhesive is used up and finally, the article is clean of the trademark glue.

Use a hair dryer to blow onto the label until it is hot. Peel off the labels carefully to avoid getting glue on the utensils. If it has been torn in half and there is a lot of glue on the tableware, you can wipe it directly with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol. You can also use nail polish remover that is easier to remove, or use rubber water, which works well.