1. Soak in hot water for a while, then you can peel it off. 2. Just rub it with essential oil and it will fall off after a while. Give it a try. 3. You can try using an eraser. But at the beginning, you may feel that the more you wipe, the dirtier it becomes. But if you wipe for a longer time, you will see the effect. This method is relatively tiring, so you need perseverance. 4. Soak it in water, add a little detergent, and then brush it with an old toothbrush. 5. You can also wipe it with a cloth dipped in alcohol or Erguotou. I bought a stainless steel pot last winter, and I baked it on a heater. The label was easy to remove and left no trace. Here are some things I found online for reference: "Law for Removal of Self-Adhesive Trademarks" Newly purchased stainless steel basins or glassware always have some labels attached to them. After the labels are removed, there will be some stickers left on them. The traces are difficult to remove. Wiping with a damp cloth or scraping with a knife will often leave traces. After many times of practice, I have summarized some tips to share with you. For self-adhesive marks on the surface of hard objects, we can apply grease-free nail polish remover to the surface of the object, and then wipe it gently with a soft cloth; these marks can also be removed with industrial alcohol or gasoline. If the stickers get on your skin, you can use lemon juice to remove them. In addition, hand cream can also achieve the effect of removing stickers. Hand cream contains a large amount of water (generally above 70%), and the water contains a certain amount of surfactant. Surfactants have good wetting, penetrating, and dissolving abilities, and can quickly penetrate between the sticker and the surface of the object to achieve the purpose of removal. You can also find some similar products such as facial creams, facial cleansers, and detergents that have the same effect. For stubborn stickers on carpets, the best way is to carefully trim away the traces of stickers on the top of the carpet pile. Other methods: 1. Use soap and a little mixture of ammonia and turpentine to remove a lot of dirt and make the glass surface more shiny (this article applies to ceramic tiles, ceramics, glass, etc.). 2. Use transparent glue with good viscosity and peel it off repeatedly to remove some of the surface. 3. Use a little sodium chloride and water to wipe it off, or use paint thinner. 4. You can use a hair dryer to dry it, and then wipe it gently. 5. Wipe it with a cotton swab dipped in nail polish remover. 6. Wipe with wind oil essence. 7. Use special detergent or sports shoe decontamination cream to wipe. 8. Use the 4b eraser used for drawing, which is a very soft Korean eraser to erase it. 9. If the mark that has been left for a long time has hardened, you can use a hot towel to soften it before wiping it.