Imagine you've ordered the perfect gift, but it's ruined by a stubborn price sticker.
You try to peel it off, but a sticky residue remains on the surface, as if mocking your efforts.
Sound familiar? The solution to the problem is simpler than it seems, and it's hidden in your kitchen.
Regular vegetable oil is an unexpected but effective assistant in the fight against glue residue.
Simply apply a few drops to a napkin or cotton pad, gently wipe the contaminated area and wait 30–40 seconds.
The sticky layer will soften and can then be easily removed with a dry cloth.
The method is suitable for glass, plastic, ceramics and even wood.
The main thing is not to forget to degrease the surface with a soap solution afterwards.
The adhesive base of the stickers contains polymers that are "afraid" of oils. Molecules of vegetable oil penetrate the structure of the glue, destroying its adhesion to the surface.
Moreover, the method is safe: unlike alcohol or acetone, oil does not damage the coating and does not leave streaks.
You no longer need to waste your nerves scraping off glue residue with a knife or risk ruining the item with aggressive chemicals, which often act unpredictably.
A simple, cheap and environmentally friendly way to get rid of unpleasant stickiness on any surface is already waiting for you in your kitchen cupboard.
