Will this remove adhesive strips in the bottom of a bath tub; not just the residue?
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I assume it will. I used it when we moved this past summer. We have two toddlers and had child-proofing products all over the house. I chose adhesive types when I could, knowing we'd move and need to take down the child proofing things. I would squeeze this stuff around the item to be removed, and let it soak/loosen before trying to scrape off the item stuck there. It helped. After scraping off and removing the item, I put more of this on to remove leftover adhesive. I didn't try it on anything in the bath, but it's worth a shot. Goo Gone also works well. I don't recall why I chose this product over the Goo Gone, but this Duck brand item has a plastic scraper that doesn't damage many surfaces. I assume it will. I used it when we moved this past summer. We have two toddlers and had child-proofing products all over the house. I chose adhesive types when I could, knowing we'd move and need to take down the child proofing things. I would squeeze this stuff around the item to be removed, and let it soak/loosen before trying to scrape off the item stuck there. It helped. After scraping off and removing the item, I put more of this on to remove leftover adhesive. I didn't try it on anything in the bath, but it's worth a shot. Goo Gone also works well. I don't recall why I chose this... » Read More I assume it will. I used it when we moved this past summer. We have two toddlers and had child-proofing products all over the house. I chose adhesive types when I could, knowing we'd move and need to take down the child proofing things. I would squeeze this stuff around the item to be removed, and let it soak/loosen before trying to scrape off the item stuck there. It helped. After scraping off and removing the item, I put more of this on to remove leftover adhesive. I didn't try it on anything in the bath, but it's worth a shot. Goo Gone also works well. I don't recall why I chose this product over the Goo Gone, but this Duck brand item has a plastic scraper that doesn't damage many surfaces. « Show Less
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I had to use UnDu adhesive remover to take care of that. It removes the adhesive strips completely without leaving the residue that other brands leave. It's the absolute best.
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It will not leave any residue. They are like the command hooks with the easy-off pull tab.
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Soap scum on glass should be relativity easier to remove than on the tub. In my case it required some scrubbing but the results were way better with this product than any other product I've used.
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There was some residue when we removed them (we were selling the house). However, after cleaning with a scrubbing tub cleaner, the surface was smooth again.
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If used on an erasable "white board" it doesn't leave residue. I haven't used it on other surfaces.
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Doesn't appear adhesive would damage tile. I used it on a semi-gloss painted wall and the weight of the soap pulled the dispenser, paint and all off the wall. Ended up having to make holes in the wall and screw it in, covered the damage to wall, too. Tile seems like a good surface for adherence.
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You could try, but I wouldn't expect too much. I could see the steamer didn't have much effect in removing soap scum from glass shower doors, even with vinegar applied first, and tiles should be pretty much the same issue. I'd use Bon Ami ('hasn't scratched yet") to scrub it off, or a Magic Eraser pad.
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Yes, I have used it in my hot tub for months (I don't keep it in the tub, but use it every few days to check the PH..seems to match the strips fairly well)
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Try it. It removed dark stains from my tub. After application it works best if left in place for an hour before rinsing.
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Hi. It will remove most the seal and paint. There is a video on their website showing it remove permenant from grout.
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I took mine down to fix the velcro strips cause I had put it in the wrong place. When I removed the velcro strips it did not leave a sticky residue around the door frame.
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Hi Diane, Thank you for your query. No,the adhesive will not damage your tiles and can be removed using warm water and a scraper. Also it will not damage marble tiles. Elevease comes with simple instructions and once followed will not in any way damage your shower environment . Kind regards Dave
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Yes, but always test on an obscure place first, i.e., underneath an edge. It really cleans and softens without any sticky residue.
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I have not had to do, but it does come with 2 strips and I have used the command strips in the past and there has never been an issue with removing the strip and then using a new strip to locate an item elsewhere. As long as I followed the steps given with the items, they come off nice and cleanly for me. I did relocate a hook that I keep my little scrubbie for my liquid soap when in the shower and just used another water resistant strip to place that hook elsewhere and there were absolutely no issues. We have a fiberglass shower, if that helps.
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I would think it depends on what type of glue! Wood glue..."Elmers" try wet paper towel and soak it to loosen glue. Epoxy glue..no. It's epoxy....try a razor blade and carefully lift it off. DesolvIt works best on sticky substances, like old decals and sticker residue. It's the best for that! Good luck!
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Not sure I can tell you I used it on my bathtub and had no issues. I also used it on my dishware but it tarnished my dishware and ruined it had to buy new dishware so I would be careful!
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In my opinion yes.I would use small amounts in small area of the wood, it should only remove the adhesive without any damage to wood. Use with lightly when removing.