1.

The soaking time can be longer, and the water needs to completely pass through the glass jar for 2-3 hours. If there is more than one glass jar, the height of water should not exceed the largest glass jar. The higher the water temperature, the more helpful it is to dissolve the glue on the label.

2

Pour some dishwashing liquid into the water. If not, hand sanitizer will do. Detergent can loosen the label tightly attached to the glass jar and tear it off more easily.

three

Add several cups of white vinegar. A small amount of acidic components in white vinegar can dissolve the glue on the label, and it is easier to remove the label and residual glue.

four

Put the glass jar in the pool. Invert the glass jar without a lid in the pool. The glass jar will sink to the bottom when it is filled with liquid.

five

Wait a few minutes. The longer the soaking time, the more the white vinegar can dissolve the glue in the label. If the label is difficult to remove, 30 minutes should be enough, or you can check the soaking situation after 10 minutes.

six

Take out the glass jar and tear off the label. At this point, the label should be easy to tear off. If there is any glue, sponge it off.

seven

Clean and drain the water from the glass jar. After completely removing the label, rinse the glass jar with clear water, and then take a towel to absorb the water. Now the glass jar can be used again.

Method 2

Washing dealkalization method

1

Fill the pool with hot water. Make sure that the glass jar is completely submerged in water. When there are multiple glass jars to be treated, the largest one should be completely submerged in water.

2

Add 90 grams of washing alkali to hot water. Gently stir in water by hand to accelerate the dissolution of washing alkali.

three

Remove the lid and let the glass jar soak in water for 30 minutes. The liquid injected into the glass jar will sink to the bottom of the tank. The soaking time does not have to be 30 minutes, but it is necessary to ensure that the label is fully soaked so that the glue can be better dissolved.

four

Take out the glass jar and tear off the label. At this point, the label should be easy to tear off. If there is residual glue, try to wipe it off with your fingers first, if not, then proceed to the next step.

five

Wipe off the stubborn residual glue with more washing alkali. If there is still residual glue on the glass jar, sponge it with some washing alkali, and then gently wipe the surface of the glass jar.

six

Rinse with clear water and drain the water from the glass jar. After the label and glue are removed, there may be some washing alkali on the jar. All you have to do is rinse under clean water for a while, and then dry the water on the glass jar with a towel.

Method 3

Method for remove nail washing wat

1

Try to tear off all the labels. If you really can't tear it off, soak the jar in warm soapy water; /kloc-After 0/0 minutes, the label should be easy to tear off. There will be some residual glue on the jar, but don't worry.

Nail polish remover or acetone should not be used to remove labels from plastic cans. These chemicals can deform or discolor plastic cans. It will be safer to wipe with alcohol, but the effect is not very good.

2

Pour some nail polish remover on the kitchen towel, rag or sponge. If there is only a small amount of residual glue, then paper towels can solve the problem; If the residual glue area is large, it is more effective to wipe it with a sponge. Besides nail polish remover, acetone is also suitable. The decontamination effect of alcohol is much worse than the first two. Consider using alcohol only if the glue traces are not obvious.

three

When removing residual glue, rub back and forth in a small range. Chemicals in nail polish remover or acetone can dissolve any glue and make ugly glue marks disappear. Repeat several times if necessary until it is completely wiped clean.

four

Wash the glass jar with warm soapy water. If you plan to store food in a glass jar, this step must not be omitted. After washing, dry the water with a clean towel, and the glass jar can be used again.

Method 4

Remove oil and baking soda.

1

Try to tear off all the labels first. If the label is stuck too tightly, soak the glass jar in warm soapy water and tear it open after a few minutes. There are probably a lot of labels and glue left on the jar, but don't worry.

2

Mix the same amount of cooking oil and baking soda together. Rapeseed oil, olive oil or other vegetable oils can be used. If not, use baby oil instead.

It takes 15 ml cooking oil and baking soda to remove the label from the small glass jar.

If the residual glue is not obvious, only olive oil can be used. If there are still some labels on the glass jar, you can only mix baking soda powder and increase friction to clean it.

three

Coat the paste mixture on a glass jar. Concentrate on the place where the most residual glue is applied. You can apply it directly with your fingers or with kitchen paper towels or cloth.

four

Wait 10 to 30 minutes. During this period, the oil will penetrate into the residual rubber, making it completely decomposed and easier to wipe later.

five

Wipe the mixture back and forth with a sponge or steel ball. Concentrate on a small area and rub it back and forth, so baking soda can effectively remove labels and residual glue.

six

Wash the glass jar with soap and water, and then take a towel to absorb the water. If there is residual glue, just take a kitchen paper towel and put some oil on it.

Method 5

Blower disassembly method

1

Turn on the hair dryer and turn it to the highest heat. Remember, this method is not always successful. This method is only effective if your hair dryer can reach a high temperature and the adhesion of the label is not so strong.

2

Turn on the hair dryer and blow on the label for about 45 seconds. Under the action of high temperature, the glue will become dry and brittle, and it will be easier to tear later.

three

Try to tear it from the corner of the label. If necessary, pick up a corner of the label with a nail or blade, and then slowly tear it off. If it still doesn't tear well, heat it with a hair dryer for another 45 seconds.

four

Remove residual glue with olive oil, and then clean the glass jar with warm soapy water. Drop some olive oil on the kitchen paper towel and gently rub the can, and the residual glue will disappear completely. [16] Then, all you have to do is wash off the oil on the jar with warm soapy water, and then take a clean towel to absorb the water, and the glass jar will be brand-new.