(wanted to watch the process) nice vedio

Suprr simple,just heat them with the blow dryer

Good Gid!.. you must have absolutely nothing to do in your life!

some are easier no residue. I put mine label down in water.

Since peanut butter will remove "mostly" all chewing gum from hair," it stands to reason it would get the bottom layer of glue off a jar label.

Wow !!! That's amazing. Thank you and I have now subscribed.

Be careful with bleach and glass jars I've had several break. And the peroxide has to be in a brown bottle or it loses its effective ness when exposed to light.

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unnecessarily long video

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Try goo gone as well.

So why she disnt tell yall that when she started wiping them down with tje wet clothe she didnt mention that she also added come soap to that towel. Yall see rhat blue dish soap on that clothe! See even that baby knows!

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Wow, this really works! I did have to keep the paste on the glass or plastic bottle on for about 30 min before it easily removed with soap and water.

Love your ideas. Really love the music in the background. Do you have a list of Spotify by chance?

Where did you get the plastic pull out bin like drawer you used under the sink for hair products

Save yourself a bunch of trouble, especially with those paper labels, and do it this way, with just three materials: paper towels, isopropyl alcohol, and plastic cling wrap. Dampen a piece of paper towel with the alcohol, place it against the label and wrap the bottle with the cling wrap. The idea is to make it air tight so the alcohol does not evaporate while its excellent solvent capability frees the label. Let it work several hours; ideally overnight. Cut away the plastic wrap, and the label will practically fall off. Any residue is easily wiped off with a bit of towel wet with alcohol. With a little practice the damp pieces of paper towel can be reused several times, so the entire process consumes only plastic wrap. Incidentally, the plastic labels shown in the video almost always can be removed without the hot water method. Using alcohol also means the containers are safe for reuse with food. A few labels might be plastic-paper hybrids. Check before applying the damp towels by peeling a corner. If a clear plastic sheet peels off leaving paper stuck to the container, proceed as above. All this takes longer to explain than actually do, and letting the containers sit makes the alcohol do all the work.

I love those cabinets! What brand are those?

I love love your organizations. I just want to make mention that if I'm correct the hydrogen peroxide should always remain in the dark containers. Sorry don't mean to criticize you at all ❤

Y oh y is there a microwave in the pantry and not on the counter like the other stuff I’ve never seen that before ever 😮🤔🫢

I tried this on my white shoes and it worked great! I didn't like some of the other methods I saw on youtube because they either involved using products I didn't have on hand or the process was too long! This is the perfect recipe for cleaning my white shoes and shoelaces. Thank you soooo much!

Thank you so much!

Nice but some of those chemicals need to be in a dark container such as peroxide. Light can kill active ingredient

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Awesome tip. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. 🎉

Thank you for posting. Helpful. .👍

Hi where did you purchase your sink

the one type you never mentioned is empty prescription bottles. Those are a whole different sroty, I beliee. I donate all my old prescription bottles.

Thank you! You saved my wife’s fingers from all the peeling.

How about those plastic stickers that has a white film?

I would have it organized in the cupboards like the before, and the outside cleaned up and decorated like the after. I would not be able to use any of the stuff in yhe after in the cupboard. Looks lkke decoration to me and once something is perfect I can only dust!

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Great Hack score label on jar FIRST then soak jar in soapy water 1/2 hour and scrape label with knife speeds up process before paste application.

I know this is a few years old. But, I use my cricut all the time and have for many years. I have a few go to vinyls that I use depending on what I need them to do. I use cricut brand for permanent vinyl (especially if for car stickers) I use Amazon vinyl for HTV and I use Siser for removable vinyl or for decorations.

This is the best hack I have seen, and used for cleaning jars. It’s just great.

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So happy I found your channel this video was great thanks 👍🏼..... new Subbie 😊

Worked, thanks!

Till date the best solution.

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Thanks so much for this! The olive oil and baking soda worked great! I used a plastic bread clip for scraping.

Love all the beauty! But.....1 mistake....hydrogen peroxide needs to be in a dark container ...putting it in the clear container ruins it effectiveness...just letting peeps know...don't put ur peroxide in anything light can get to it!!!

New friend watching. Nicely done with no scratching of toilet bowl👍👍👍

Wow an idea that actually works. Cheers from the land of oz. I remember in the 80/90's a cream cheese manufacturer made containers without thread for a lid so you got a perfect 200/250ml glass out of it. Can't find them now, maybe the glass manufacturers got upset?