I live in rental.Can I remove them and take them to new place. How do I get new adhesive for installing at new location?
1368780
Renee, You don't need adhesive. The shelves are attached by screws on the part that rests on the 'floor' of the cabinet. When you leave merely remove the screws and your set.
1368781
They are installed with screws so, yes you can remove everything and take it with you. Patch any holes with spackle so they don't charge you for damage.
1368782
They screw in to the bottom of the cabinet. They are removable but will leave holes
1368783
They are screwed in place, by a minimum of 6 screws, best by 12. If you insist on using adhesive, you can buy it by the roll at any home improvement/hardware store....double stick tape. If using the tape, I think you still need to screw in the back of the slides or else the weight will flip the whole unit up and out when pulling forward the basket. These are high quality, heavy units.
1953487
You can just pull them off. The tape that holds it will probably stay stuck. You can simply use adhesive remover to get it off easily.
277145
No you will need new tape, you can not remove the old digitizer without damage the old tape.
1200747
they're sticker-like labels, so you can definitely remove them. it may require some cleaning afterwards (for the glue) but nothing major
424453
I haven't tried, but I don't see why you couldn't. You would probably need some more adhesiveif the old didn't stick properly.
1984622
It depends on your particular situation. You may be able to use 3M hooks that require no drilling or damage to the walls. IF this is a problem for you I would definitely recommend giving the 3M adhesive hooks (the ones with the pull tab for removing) a shot first. Otherwise, use screw in hooks to hit the wall stud and/or drywall anchors such as the tornado anchors that grip really secure. Either of these will, unfortunately, put holes in your wall. It can be repaired pretty easily if say you're renting and have to move out and make sure everything is fixed back for the landlord by using either a calk or drywall mud and putty knife and some carefully tinted paint to touch it up. Didn't mean to get technical but wanted to help you out as much as I could. Good luck.
744430
Yes you can remove. If you DIY while installing you can easily take it off when you move.
444464
Yes! No problem there. That's exactly what I did. Your equipment does become their property as leased. Just an FYI.
299184
No, unfortunately. I asked the company and they confirmed this. However, if you send them back to Munchkin and tell them they're unusable without replacement adhesive, they will send you a brand new set :)
433100
I removed mine but had to do some prep work before installing new one. Just clean surface be sure to remove all old adhesive.
1555154
Yes get good double sided tape. Or wood glue. But if you think you might want to take them apart later go with the tape.
1653007
Sure. They are installed with an adhesive strip. Just stick them where you want them as long as the blade covers the area where the draft is coming in. Be sure to first clean and dry the wall thoroughly otherwise any dirt or buildup of any kind between the wall and the strip will cause them to fall off.
2135209
Goo Gone is a good product to remove adhesives. I have considered the possibility that the reason the glue didn't hold for me is that I live in a very arid climate. If that is the case, maybe blowing it with a hairdryer would work
2092729
I have not moved them, however I rent and was afraid of when I will have to take them down. So I ended up using those picture hangers by 3M to stick this to the wall. I know those come off easily. They are sticking fine even when full.
551593
Its supp to have double sided tape, all I had to do was pull the old one off an stick the new one on.
892654
I have them in my living room and they are incredibly easy to remove - I couldn't believe it. Save the backing they come in and put them away until next time. It's like they're as good as new....
2279309
The adhesive IS for one time placement. You could probably get it off with some effort, but I doubt it would stick anywhere after that.