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How to remove a glued-in shirt label LurfysMa 02-28-2008
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Posted by Mary Fisher on March 1, 2008, 3:52 am


...

>>
>>Congratulations on finding a solution! Sounds like "Goof
>>Off" is a good product to have on hand.
>
> I couldn't survive without it. At the risk of further annoying Mary,

LOL! It would take a lot more than that to annoy me :-)

> I
> also do not like the stickly residue that many price stickers leave on
> stuff.

I can't think of an instance when I'd want to do remove a price sticker -
not that there are many in these days of bar codes and most stickers are
peelable anyway, aren't they?

Life's too short.

Mary



Posted by Veloise on March 1, 2008, 8:49 am
Mary wrote:
> I can't think of an instance when I'd want to do remove a price sticker -
> not that there are many in these days of bar codes and most stickers are
> peelable anyway, aren't they?
>
> Life's too short.

Rather than live with the Minnie Pearl look, I remove stickers from
the hard-surfaced items to which they are affixed. Drinkware, lamp
bodies, picture frames and mirrors to name just a few. Goo Gone.

One of my favorite thrifts writes prices using a grease pencil. Again,
Goo Gone.

HTH

--Karen D.

Posted by Emily Bengston on March 1, 2008, 5:43 pm



On 3/1/08 7:49 AM, in article
867ac064-d15c-42d1-8060-609d319954a4@i7g2000prf.googlegroups.com, "Veloise"

> Mary wrote:
>> I can't think of an instance when I'd want to do remove a price sticker -
>> not that there are many in these days of bar codes and most stickers are
>> peelable anyway, aren't they?
>>
>> Life's too short.
>
> Rather than live with the Minnie Pearl look, I remove stickers from
> the hard-surfaced items to which they are affixed. Drinkware, lamp
> bodies, picture frames and mirrors to name just a few. Goo Gone.
>
> One of my favorite thrifts writes prices using a grease pencil. Again,
> Goo Gone.
>
> HTH
>
> --Karen D.

The only label I will not remove is the one on the Waterford crystal
Tiffany-style lamp; I threw a fit when I had a cleaning woman, in for the
day, tried to remove it. She has not returned, either.
When I pass it to my DGD on her wedding day, she can do as she pleases;
but for now that sticker label stays.
Emily


Posted by Lurfys Maw on March 1, 2008, 10:46 am
On Sat, 1 Mar 2008 08:52:18 -0000, "Mary Fisher"

>
>
>...
>
>>>
>>>Congratulations on finding a solution! Sounds like "Goof
>>>Off" is a good product to have on hand.
>>
>> I couldn't survive without it. At the risk of further annoying Mary,
>
>LOL! It would take a lot more than that to annoy me :-)

?

>> I
>> also do not like the stickly residue that many price stickers leave on
>> stuff.
>
>I can't think of an instance when I'd want to do remove a price sticker -
>not that there are many in these days of bar codes and most stickers are
>peelable anyway, aren't they?

Then leave them on. It's good that you have nothing more important to
worry about. ;-)

>Life's too short.
>
>Mary
>

Posted by Mary Fisher on March 1, 2008, 10:51 am

> On Sat, 1 Mar 2008 08:52:18 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
>
>>
>>
>>...
>>
>>>>
>>>>Congratulations on finding a solution! Sounds like "Goof
>>>>Off" is a good product to have on hand.
>>>
>>> I couldn't survive without it. At the risk of further annoying Mary,
>>
>>LOL! It would take a lot more than that to annoy me :-)
>
> ?
>
>>> I
>>> also do not like the stickly residue that many price stickers leave on
>>> stuff.
>>
>>I can't think of an instance when I'd want to do remove a price sticker -
>>not that there are many in these days of bar codes and most stickers are
>>peelable anyway, aren't they?
>
> Then leave them on. It's good that you have nothing more important to
> worry about. ;-)

I do leave them on on the rare occasions I notice them :-)

I said ">>I can't think of an instance when I'd want to do remove a price
sticker -
>>not that there are many in these days of bar codes and most stickers are
>>peelable anyway, aren't they?

Mary




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