Customer Reviews

Hi Hugh Thanks for your feedback. We will take that onboard and review how we can improve our email distribution going forward. Sorry to hear you’re having trouble removing the stickers. That is frustrating. Below are some techniques to try with removing them. Soap and Warm Water (for finished wood, plastic, and metal) Soak a cloth in warm, soapy water and place it over the sticker for a few minutes then gently rub with a microfiber cloth or your fingernail to lift the sticker and residue. Use dish soap, not anything too harsh. White Vinegar (for wood, metal, plastic) Dab vinegar onto the sticker using a cloth or cotton ball. Let it sit for 5–10 minutes then peel the sticker off slowly and wipe away any residue. Oil (e.g., Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Baby Oil) Apply a small amount with a cloth or paper towel. Let it soak in for a few minutes, then rub gently in a circular motion to remove residue. Please test first on wood as oil may darken some finishes. Commercial Adhesive Removers Apply as directed on the label then wipe clean with a damp cloth. Please spot-test on an inconspicuous area first as some products may dull delicate finishes. Avoid: Metal scrapers or razor blades as they can scratch surfaces. Harsh solvents like acetone/nail polish remover can damage finishes, especially on wood or lacquer. Good luck! Kind regards Conroy Removals