The trademark glue on the bottle can be removed with nail polish remover, makeup remover, balm or alcohol, or with special glue.

Before removing the label glue, you can use a hair dryer to blow on the label, or apply a hot towel for a while to soften the glue and improve the removal effect. When using organic solutions or degumming agents to remove trademark adhesive, you can use Use cotton swabs, cotton swabs and other tools to apply evenly, let it sit for a while, and then wipe it off with a rag after the adhesive softens.

If there is residual glue after wiping off, you can slowly scrape it off with scissors or a knife, and try to scrape it horizontally to avoid leaving scratches and damaging the surface of the object. At the same time, pay attention to personal safety and avoid injuries. In addition to using scissors or a knife, you can also wrap tape around your fingers, press to absorb the remaining glue, repeat the pressing and pulling movements, and use the adhesive surface to pull the glue off.

Tips for removing labels

1. Hand cream

When there is a label on the bottom of our cup, we can use hand cream as a sharp tool to overcome it , first turn the cup upside down, expose the label and place it on the table. Tear off as much of the label as possible until it can no longer be peeled off. Then rinse the label area with clean water to soak the remaining glue. , then take out the hand cream you just prepared, squeeze out an appropriate amount, apply it evenly on the remaining part of the label, rub it with your hands continuously, and finally wipe it off with a rag or rinse it with water to remove the residue.

2. Hot water

Label is not only afraid of heat but also water, so heating the water into hot water is more than enough to deal with the label. You only need to completely soak the remaining part of the label in In hot water, after about ten minutes, take the item out, rub the remaining glue with your hands, and then put it back into the hot water and soak it again. The second time only takes 5 minutes, and then rub it again with your hands until the glue remains. Once completely softened, the label can be easily removed.