I found a stack of the prettiest turquoise blue envelopes but they're sealed shut. Does anybody know how I can unstick them or do I just have to throw them away?? Also what's the best way to get the sticky price tag residue off of plactic items? Thanks!
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http://www.refundsweepers.com/dcforum/feedback/28.html 1|1|First one steam them open and the use a glue stick and tape to reseal 2nd one alcohol hyh|teener|teenerzacsneenee@yahoo.com|08:17:49|09/09/2009|
>Posted on Sep-09-09 at 07:24 AM (Eastern)
>by 96.235.4.186I found a stack of
>the prettiest turquoise blue envelopes but
>they're sealed shut. Does anybody know
>how I can unstick them or
>do I just have to throw
>them away?? Also what's the best
>way to get the sticky price
>tag residue off of plactic items?
> Thanks!
> Please leave me feedback if we
>have had a favorable trade and
>I will do the same for
>you!
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2|1|put them in the freezer to unseal|petunia1|sweetpea39@comcast.net|08:50:04|09/09/2009|
for real! It does the trick and most times the glue will be intack, if not...glue stick or scotch tape
alcohol does the trick for labels that leave the goey sticky stuff behind 3|1|Answer is inside reply|BUCKINCRAZEE|Redhat105@Hotmail.com|13:23:05|09/09/2009|
Avon SSS (Skin So Soft) gets all that sticky glue stuff off of anything -- glass, plastic, you name it.
First, use a generous amount on the glue to soften it, and work it in with your fingers. Then, scrape it with your fingernail a bit
and off it comes. If you find it to be stubborn, use more SSS on it. ~~ DO NOT use anything that will scratch the plastic or glass!
Best of all, SSS smells good. : ) ... HTH. 4|1|Thanks for all the great tips ladies!|suzhappy|suzhappy@yahoo.com|15:52:31|09/09/2009|
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