Question

Hi !  Does anyone know how can I clean that glue without damaging the cabinet door please?Hi ! Does anyone know how can I clean that glue without damaging the cabinet door please? I had tried The Pink Stuff but it was still so hard to remove that I ended up scratching one door. Thanks.  

Answer 1

I used my hair drier. The heat helps to remove it easily.  

Answer 2

Sticky stuff remover amazon sell it x

Answer 3

Try cooking oil

Answer 4

Try mayonnaise

Answer 5

Goo Gone

Answer 6

Acetone nail polish remover

Answer 7

Soak a sponge in coke then rub with that

Answer 8

Prep wash. best stuff out

Answer 9

Is it a high gloss door?  

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@russophobe no  

Answer 10

Sticky stuff

Answer 11

Hairdryer to heat the adhesive up

Answer 12

Zoflora or perfume I used x

Answer 13

Oil either cooking or baby

Answer 14

Wd40 or Mayonnaise, the oil acts against the glue.  

Answer 15

Sticky stuff remover

Answer 16

Goo Gone - look on amazon. It leaves no residue, is not abrasive and smells really nice. Just give it a gentle rub with a soft cloth over the sticky bit.  

Answer 17

I use Sticky Stuff Remover, it's brilliant

Answer 18

I've used wd40

Answer 19

Baby oil

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Vegetable oil

Answer 21

Lighter fluid strange I know but works a bloody dream obviously wash down well afterwards xx

Answer 22

Sticky stuff remover

Answer 23

Wd40 or nail varnish remover which does the same as the sticky stuff remover

Answer 24

Mayonnaise works really well. Just leave on a few minutes and it will wipe away easily

Answer 25

Warm hair dryer and a scraper as close as possible to base and then acetone to get sticky off.  

Answer 26

Window safety scraper

Answer 27

Sunflower oil

Answer 28

Steam x

Answer 29

Soak a cotton pad in white spirit and tape it over the sticky patch. Leave for half hour then wipe.  

Answer 30

Mayonnaise, I couldn't believe how well it worked on Gorilla Tape that was stuck to a window. Put it on liberally, leave it for a good half an hour, I had to reapply and I left it overnight, the stickiness just came away the next morning

Answer 31

Desolve it sticky stuff remover

Answer 32

Furniture polish removes sticky stuff. Just spray it on and leave for few mins then wipe. Might need to repeat but it’s perfect as won’t damage surfaces.  

Answer 33

Wd40 spray on and leave to soak for a minute and then should start coming off when you wipe it

Answer 34

Mayonnaise or furniture polish might help soak it off for you

Answer 35

Hair dryer, soften the glue and wipes away

Answer 36

Sticky stuff remover or oil

Answer 37

Wd40 or mayonaise x

Answer 38

Spray with 50 parts water 50 parts Smirnoff

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Sticky Stuff remover.  

Answer 40

Try spraying wd40 leave for 24 hours will just wipe away

Answer 41

Lighter fluid lol, that's what I use to get any left over stickers off that haven't peeled, my dad always done it  

Answer 42

Something oily or oil based.  

Answer 43

Thank you everyone, I will start with what I have at home first. Will put some mayonnaise as it just at hand. If doesn’t work I go for the w40 and if still doesn’t work hair dryer is the alternative  I’m keeping the other suggestions as I have lots of those to clear off  

Answer 44

Olive oil. Put on a paper towel and hold over the adhesive. Wipe and repeat.  

Answer 45

Baby oil x

Answer 46

Hair spray?  

Answer 47

Wd40 sprayed on it and rub off

Answer 48

WD40 or furniture polish

Answer 49

Polish or shoe protectors

Answer 50

Use a hair dryer to loosen the adhesive and it should just pick off.  

Answer 51

Soak it with furniture polish and keep repeating until it’s all wiped off.  

Answer 52

Just an update. The mayonnaise was there a full day and didn’t remove much. So today I tried the w40 already thinking of the next option but it actually worked! I had to still rubber with a knife a bit and finish with my finger but I don’t have a single scratch and it’s all out  THANK YOU EVERYONE X

Answer 53

Try soaking with nail varnish remover then scraping softly x

Answer 54

Soak with hot soapy water, use a wallpaper scraper, then use WD-40 to get remaining sticky stuff off

Answer 55

With this scrubber. PM if interested

Comments

@goldfinch9595 thank you but it’s already done with w40  

Answer 56

With this scrubber. This is glue on the wall. PM if interested

Answer 57

Wd40 or Elbow grease spray and a scrubby sponge

Comments

@agamete77124 thank you. I done it now . Used the WD40