Sticky Label Remover

I have written this review under the product of "Sticky Label Remover" - but I'm pretty sure 'Sticky Stuff Remover' is the same product! ******* Do you bite your finger nails? Are your stubby little fingers not up to scratch when it comes to peeling off stickers and price labels on articles which you intend giving as presents or selling on ebay? Read on – your frustrations are about to come to an end! Even if you have perfect finger nails, surely you must have experienced the frustration when trying to remove difficult deposits such as chewing gum? Please, don’t remind me about the ice-cube trick – I’m sure it works ...  Read the complete review

Are you fed up with trying to peel labels of things? I know i am. Why not try sticky stuff remover. It really does do the job. It is not badly priced and can be bought from most places now, i believe. I bought mine from betterware, when i was an agent for them. It will cost around £4.99 a bottle. You only need a little bit, aswell. It is not one of those products, that you need a lot of. It doesn't need a lot of elbow grease either. It will remove all the labels, that you get on cd covers, baking tins, videos, you name it. It will also, in most cases, help to remove chewing gum. I found this handy, when you (or ...  Read the complete review

I buy a lot of CDs and sometimes the label has embedded itself onto the CD case and won't budge. I tried removing the label by picking at it with my finger nails, then fairy liquid. In the end it came off but what a load of hassle in the process. Then one day I was glancing at the Betterware brochure and i noticed a product claiming it would get rid of sticky residue left by glue, tape etc. I purchased some and waited two weeks for the delivery. It cost £4.99 for a 125ml bottle. When it came i tried it out straightaway , I put a little drop onto a piece of kitchen roll and dabbed it onto the sticky area. The smell was like oranges, ...  Read the complete review