How do I get this sticky thing off a bottle of lotion?
117061
rubbing alcohol will desolve most adheisives
719768
cocoa butter lotion seems to do the trick.  Just apply it nightly or daily and it should go away eventually.
200733
I'm throwing this out there because I remove vinyl all the time (vehicle wraps and lettering) - if you have access to a heat gun you might want to try that. When adhesive gets old, it dries out. That makes the material much harder to remove. By heating it up, you soften the adhesive and it becomes much easier.\n\nDon't even bother trying this with a hair dryer. You need a heat gun, which can heat up your tape to 300 degrees or so.
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Soak the area in warm soapy water for 20 minutes to soften the skin... then tweezers, good luck
1159168
Glue and a solvent reside in a bottle of glue. The solvent keeps the glue from sticking inside the bottle.\n\nWhen you squirt the glue out of the bottle onto a piece of paper or a broken china cup, the solvent gradually evaporates, allowing the glue to get sticky.\n\nThe solvent molecules bounce and jiggle at the surface of the glue-solvent mixture and some get enough energy (when neighbors slam into them) to escape. That's evaporation. Outside of the bottle, few solvent molecules remain near the spread glue to hit it and renter the mixture. So, gradually enough solvent molecules leave the mixture that the glue gets sticky.\n\nIt's different in the capped bottle. The solvent molecules evaporate inside the bottle-just as they do outside the bottle when you spread the glue. However, once airborne they don't have far to go. They're trapped in the bottle. Some of the solvent molecules near the surface of the glue bop into and reenter the glue. That's condensation. Gradually--as more and more solvent molecules crowd into the airspace above the glue-solvent mixture--more and more solvent molecules reenter the mixture. Until, eventually, as many solvent molecules leave as reenter and the mixture reaches equilibrium.\n\nGlue manufacturers make sure the glue mixture stays runny by choosing a sufficiently small air space when they fill the bottle. You may have noticed that old glue in an almost empty bottle gets viscous or even solid. It's a good idea to buy only enough glue for use in the near future.\n\nAs far as sticking to the bottle is concerned, here's the poop from Elmer's glue: "If it were to dry out or harden, it would form a very weak bond with the special nonporous plastic used to make the bottle and could be de-bonded or removed easily," says Robert Thompson.
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Check in a hidden location first.\n\nAcetone (finger nail polish remover) will remove.
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Try a dry paper towel and an Iron.  Keep changing the towel as it takes up the wax.\n\nGood Luck.
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use calamine lotion \nAvoid touching!!!!
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You need to know what the adhesive uses as a solvent. In the ingredients list, you'll find some kind of alcohol, petroleum distillate, or ketone. Use common rubbing alcohol on the ones with alcohol base. Use WD-40 on any with petroleum distillate base. Use Acetone (nail polish remover) on ones with a ketone base. The last one is the one I suspect will work. Words of caution: Never pour the solvent directly onto skin, hair, etc.. Pour a little onto a rag, then gently rub the hair between the folds of the cloth. If it is on his skin, rub that area too with the solvent soaked portion of the cloth. Once you have the majority of it out, shampoo the area thouroughly.
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Get some hand lotion... problem solved.
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Use salt, it doesn't go away as fast.  Just poor some in your hands and rub it on your wet skin.
6094
you can get a spray to remove the build up, its beside the liquid dish soap in the supermarket
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put white glue over it let it dry all the way and then pull it off ,the splinter should come right out....good luck!!
646167
cotton swap with rubbing alcohol or  fingernail polish or there's this stuff that get's glue off of things i thinks it's called GLOO BE GONE or something like that. you can find it at WAL-MART i think in automotives or crafts, or maybe school supplies.
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use a hot towel and moisten the area, and push against them, using the towel to clean it up. you must push hard enough until they are out, or else it's no use. if you need more help, use tweezers
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Try fingernail polish remover.  It really depends on the resin.  Some may take solvents such as hexane or acetone.
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lol. dont get me wrong but i use elmers glue. it actually comes out pretty easy during a shower. p.s. remember, rinse, lather, repeat!