How to remove stickers from glass bottles | EASY NATURAL WAY

[@ryanarmishaw3305]

"And just like that..." - he says after an hour spent on one jar. Lol.

[@meowmeow1stgen668]

Ryan Armishaw I was thinking the same thing 😂

[@nicotorio8627]

I KNOW!! 😂

[@florence9677]

Too funny 🤣

[@001jetman]

Try WD40 after scraping off the label. I've just done this now

[@ryanarmishaw3305]

@@001jetman Thanks. I'm about 400 bottles in, but if I ever need more I'll try that. :)

[@thyag26]

Thanks for the tip, Hot water & Baking soda also will do the trick. Humble request - try not to waste so much water.

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

thanks for the tip, will do :)

[@tomzidahmed3300]

Yeah Dude! I was thinking of The same freaking thing. 😂

[@shannon_d_r]

@monkeygirl000 There's a method to washing dishes if you're freaked out by washing dishes in the "filth" of other dishes. You start with the least dirty (like glasses and cups) and move to the more dirty stuff, ending with the dirtiest pots and pans. If some things are particularly grimy, give them a quick rinse and then wash in the same water as the other stuff. It's incredibly wasteful to wash a whole pile of dishes under a running tap. Rather get a dishwasher then.

[@thyag26]

@TUFF10-4 I accept, but the power used to recycle & pump the water is not from perpetual energy source.

[@mrunalinigole8144]

My thought exactly

[@ranjitha6456]

If you use a hair dryer on the label, it comes off without any water or scrubbing. The heat from the dryer loosens the glue and it peels off easily.

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

nice! will have to try that, thank you for the tip :D

[@rageoftheredphoenix]

How would I remove the glue residue? The glue/adhesive that is left over.

[@gurpreetkaursandhu]

Ranjitha Susheelendra OMG I did dat after struggling wid hot water which was of no use! The hair dryer removed the whole label in a minute!!! Wow! Thank u!

[@maritzagutierrez36]

Good idea, I needed to peel off the stickers of some bottles and lm about to dye my hair, so win win

[@divyasasidharan2960]

Omg u r a god sent 🙏 thank u so much

[@bramsrockhopper3377]

I just leave the jars I want by the sink until I wash up, then when I’ve finished doing the dishes I lower them into the used washing up water and leave them there for an hour or so. Then I wash away the old water, peel off the soaked label and then scrub any residue off with a scooter and a dab of washing up liquid. Much, much easier lol.

[@RKNancy]

Hmm, my mother would directly heat the sticker on the stove and removes it with her magical heat proof hands.

[@a.r.8987]

Ouch....

[@tessaann4860]

😅

[@ruqayasaid4510]

😃😅

[@Mono_Autophobic]

Yeaa , my mother also can touch the burning plates

[@tungpham1291]

you are dammmmmm right, my mom just heats the stickers on the jar up and BOOM it's gone, too many fancy things but don't work lmao

[@alen1306]

I've tried this method once, and it worked for me: put the jar (without its lid) into a pot of cold water (cold water is important cause, if you put it in already hot water, the jar may break) and bring the water to a boil (similarly to when you prep the jar for canning). Reduce the heat from high to medium and keep boiling water for 10-20 min - the label will soak enough by that point that, once you remove the jar from the water, it will become much easier to peel. Secret: you have to peel the label while the jar is hot. SO, to keep it from cooling, you can pour the hot water from the pot into the jar (enough to cover the label). Be careful not to burn yourself. It's better to have intact skin than to stress about a label. I've been holding the jar with my hand (in a mitten) while using my nails to carefully and slowly push the edge of the label. Depending on the type of paper used for the label, the label might even come off effortlessly (which was my case). If, for one reason or another, the label still clings to the jar, you might have to leave the jar in boiling water for longer (I wouldn't do it for longer than an hour total - the water starts to evaporate a bit if left for too long). Once you're done, take the pot off the heat and leave the jar in hot water till the water is warm. Try to remove the label at that point (will also be easier since the jar has cooled off a bit).

[@neopachisia1583]

makes me so happy to see so many people conscious of wasting water--metoo-can't stand wasting water..

[@craigdark8596]

Earth is 70 pecent water its fine 🙂 😅

[@ariannadelatorre6919]

@@craigdark8596 not fine lol

[@hirutargaw6543]

@@craigdark8596 lol

[@hirutargaw6543]

I waste a lot of water .( I should not.

[@yepthatsme83]

i need that glue on my fake nails

[@petinachambersmcvay8482]

nokturnna83 lol

[@starshot5172]

Lmao

[@ЯнаЛалева]

OMG saaaameee

[@dishaapatil6594]

Lmao

[@weston.weston]

Too funny @noktumna

[@janetm2969]

I absolutely Love glass jars - fof their beauty and because they are my favourite vessel for storing anything! ❤ But, as all of us know, labels are such a pain! Thanks for your tips, Will - I'll add them to my arsenal! 😄

[@lisaseto1044]

I always soak the tough ones in hot water as well. Works very well. And gotta LOVE when those sauces come in such beautiful jars we can reuse!

[@dw3992]

I do the same except soak it in hot soapy water. Works well.

[@Ira.1]

Thanks a lot, Wil. This is really helpful. I have just one environmentally friendly tip tho: please turn off the faucet when you are scrubbing, to save water. Cheers 😊

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Will do 🤦🏻‍♂️ be sure to check out the updated method to this episode too 😊

[@kaycard766]

I was cringing when I saw that water running. Thanks for taking the time to make the video though.

[@Sevil2025]

@@kaycard766 me too, my heart tightened.

[@Sevil2025]

@@YEUNGMANCOOKING So, you should remove this one. It's making you look arrogant.

[@jadaw.9136]

Ironically despite his struggle to take the label off this helped me out so much. used hot water to take the label off (left the hot/warm water in after) and used the first technique with the oil and paper towel. thank you so much! :)

[@beckyirvin4935]

I always reuse my jars!! If I can’t get it off completely I make my own label to cover it! 😊👍

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Lol nice !!

[@AF-ke9by]

Works well! I, also, use good masking tape and a permanent marker for marking everything I store; something I learned working in restaurants.

[@TheOgi22]

03:09 - Would your hands fall off if you closed the water?

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Will be more mindful in the future, thanks mate. Sadly, I cannot go back to change the episode. Thanks for tuning in 😊

[@ledaleda8615]

Peter Onger: Social graces are not your forte, to say the least. -_-

[@debturner8218]

I soak my jar in very hot soapy water, then used eucalyptus oil to remove any stubborn glue residue. It works a treat.

[@J.5.M.]

Tip for re-using these jars: Fill the bottom 1-2 inches with stones or pebbles. Then top off with soil. Pot your favorite plant inside. Done! Before you know you'll have a bunch of little plants to decorate your home/ apartment 🌱

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Amazing 🙌🏻

[@macs-13]

No drainage the roots will rot

[@J.5.M.]

@@macs-13 Depends on the plant and if you water only when its dry. I've done this with pothos and they loved it

[@apistosig4173]

Step A: back edge of a knife blade to remove most of label. Step B: a few drops of eucalyptus oil on a small piece of cloth or tissue to wipe away adhesive residue - easy.

[@mojtabamatin]

Is that easy method? What is hard method then

[@dorpersatdawn]

haha I was thinking the same thing ? . Surely other than using a plastic scrapper this is the hardest and method most people use.. we want the SECRET method that makes it easy lol

[@Poornimakareti]

lol...

[@dorpersatdawn]

@@Poornimakareti I found out the easiest method is using Vinigare baking soda as per this ...more better video kzbin.info/www/bejne/raa5d62PedaeaJo

[@LmfaorozMinecraft]

Break the jar

[@FlameBullfinch]

@@dorpersatdawn 1. fill the jar with hot (but not boiling hot) water, right after -- 2. dip into hot water with adding the detergent, and after stickers soaking --- 3. use oil, but not on the paper towel, use the fabric instead. it is the easiest way to remove the most aggressive glue from any jar, glass or plastic without scratching it and without hysterics cz this sh*t is not peeling off))

[@Kat-jp6iy]

This music instantly makes me feel comfortable after watching a bunch of your videos lol

[@moramen2855]

Use hairdryer to warm up and soften the glue. Nail polish remover or rubbing alcohol helps get the sticky remnants

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

👌🏻

[@trademarktm2222]

Thank you. ❤️

[@Silvanafromchester]

I thought that SURELY you were saving the Best and Easiest for last but no such luck. ..Here is an infallible way that takes less than 5 minutes with no Bitty Mess. Simply turn your hair dryer on Medium Hot and aim at one corner of the label for about 15 to 20 seconds. The glue will begin to melt quickly and you will most likely be able to peel off the whole label in one piece just by applying heat to where you lift the label. No fuss.. no mess and extremely effective 👌. Cheers from Ontario.

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

😅🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ I admire the tips!!

[@bestlovecoach]

What works for me is soaking the jar in hot water, using a plastic thumb scraper to remove as much of the label as possible, patting the jar dry, and using Goo Gone to remove the remaining adhesive. Wash the outside with soap and water to rinse off the Goo Gone.

[@harshkutti]

That's the easiest. Goo gone removes the toughest adhesives on bottle. Have experienced it myself.

[@dariocugia1938]

To remove the glue, just use alcohol, it wipes it away!

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Thank you for the tip 🙏🏻

[@laurafordesvideos]

Thanks for this tip, will give it a try.

[@ZeidGho]

Doesn't work

[@karend.9218]

I saw some stuffed olives in a beautiful square shaped jar and thought, “I’m buying these for the jar too”. Glad people are keeping good jars.

[@christienebotha6363]

I clean my Jar in hot water and soap on the inside. Remove any steel or Aluminium rinds on top (Bottles) first. Pop it in the Microwave (without a TOP on) Microwave the clean empty bottle for 2 Min on high. Be careful its HOT, remove with tongs or a dry towel. Just pull on LABEL and Off it comes! 👏 💯 Voilà! 👌👌 Works everytime

[@cleanuponaislefive]

I use lemon or lime essential oil and let it sit for a minute or so-the citric acid helps dissolve the adhesive and then it’s super easy to scrub off

[@CJMacRury]

Goo Gone is my go to. Use after you take off 1st layer. Easy peasy.

[@sweethome2344]

Soak the bottle in boiling water for few seconds and close the lid after 30mins the label comes off. If some glue sticks apply oil and salt paste to that and clean it

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

great tip! thank you for sharing!

[@CarmenDiaz-uc3vn]

Put the jar in the oven for 10 minutes. Then remove the sticker. Rub it with any kind of oil for perfection. This way is really easy 😊

[@percysmuseum]

Thx for sharing!!!

[@Granvicky]

With orange oil you would succeed much quicker - it removes everything so easy!!

[@CrazyGrl3568]

Tip number three worked for me. This is the first time I was able to get a paper label off so easily. It took maybe 10 minutes including soaking time.

[@Udjeox]

I put a bit of dish soap concentrate with a bit of water on a plate and put the jar on the plate. Leave overnight. Part of the label that submerged in dish soap water will slowly peel off. I rotate the jar and wait overnight again. Sometimes it takes several days but you don't need to do any scraping or waste a whole lot of dish soap. If you are in a hurry, just submerge the whole jar in dish soap water. The concentration depends on how stubborn the glue is. Adjust accordingly.

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Great tips 🙌🏻🙏🏻

[@none941]

Goo Gone and stainless steel abrasive pads also are a great help!

[@flittlefield]

That is the way I do it also. You have to remove the top layer of paper on those labels with aggressive adhesive so that the water can get in and dissolve the adhesive. I like the oil tip. My wife showed me that soon after we got married. It works on gooey adhesives. Thanks for the tips, it is labor-intensive but let someone show us a better way and we will use it.

[@patriciaclay932]

Thanks!!!! The olive oil worked perfectly! 😍😍😍

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Awesome!! I have a more recent update to this episode also 🙌🏻

[@jimmydishkawnt]

Wd40 would also work even to the most stubborn adhesives

[@essencepm]

Thanks for the tip! I ended up using my tea kettle and pouring hot warred in the jar, scraping off the label and used coconut oil (all I had) and it worked so easy! Never thought of putting hot water in the jar

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Nice!! Happy it worked 🙌🏻

[@garyandcandi]

Great video... I tried the hot water idea first (inside and outside the last) then used oil and baking soda, and leave to set for about ten mins, and washed off with a scouring sponge. Thx for the tips

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Thank you!! I do have a newer version of this episode too 😊

[@garyandcandi]

@@YEUNGMANCOOKING thank you! You have a good channel! Subscribed tonight!

[@benjaminpacey4627]

Cheers man, the olive oil method worked a treat for me! :)

[@IIBLANKII]

The reason the cooking/olive oil did not work is that there was not something abrasive enough to get the oil under the adhesive. if you take salt and put onto the paper towel with the oil, then it would act like sandpaper (nowhere near enough to scratch the glass). Any type of oil and most adhesives dont mix ( like water, because of the electrons are both positive shells.) salt would let it surround the adhesive that comes off so it does not bind against the bottle again. scrub for 10 seconds clean with warm water and soap, and then do it again if cloudy. Edit * Forgot to add soap to the part for the 10 second clean off. soap as a whole dissolve in salts because it is nonpolar and oils dissolve the (HO)-. This lets you clean the oil off of it because water alone has trouble removing grease and oils.

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Thanks for the tip! This was an old episode, I’ve been using salt, oil and baking powder now - need to film a new episode to update 😅

[@rulistening7777]

Old plastic credit cards make great scrapers. Good for removing egg, baled on sauces, and so much more. I keep cards at the kitchen sink. And the bathroom. Fold one corner for easy pick-up. You will never use elbow grease again. Easy-Peasy.

[@stephaniecarter6997]

I too feel the need to chime in lol. get the label wet with hot water, olive oil and palmolive or Dawn. Let it soak that way for a minute and begin scraping with a wooden spoon to loosen and use a dry towel on the label and rub the remaining debris off- with the ingredients still on it- it works! I just did it on a label I couldn’t remove at all!

[@MimiSingha]

I just scrape as much I can..then just cotton and my nail polish remover. That's it. All clean. Saves water, time, soaps and cheap too

[@J........1-w3y]

Works great!

[@mikej9062]

He did it in the wrong order: the paper dissolves well in water, so you use hot/soapy water to loosen it and then scrape it away, then dry it off the jar. Then you use salad oil on the remaining paper pulp & adhesive stuck to the glass, and you typically lather on about quadruple what he put on the paper towel. Scrape the remaining oily adhesive off, then use soap and water to wash it all away and dry it again. If you follow that order and use ample oil, you'll get 95% of labels off jars with about 3-4 minutes of work.

[@subaru7233]

A tip back at you. I soak in soapy water and peel what I can then dry and apply peanut butter. Let it sit for a short time and scrub off with soap and water. Olive oil is too dear, but Baby oil works as well.

[@DivineVortex]

Well it is just like that. It only took me 10 min. And I did it while I was cooking rice! Perfect 👌🏽

[@attagirl01]

Soak in hot water or overnight and use metal scourer to tear the paper down. Always works for me!

[@kyrahitt9172]

Oil and baking soda works too!

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Thanks for the tip 😊😊😊

[@claudialopez-lancheros4179]

Many years ago, I read about smearing peanut butter on the label and wait for some minutes. It works for some labels.

[@yfelwulf]

Water soluble soak it, a hair dryer works well for removing non soluble labels. In Australia you can get De Solve It a Citrus based glue solvent it literally melts glue from containers.

[@deborahscott1889]

I soak hot water inside and outside of the jar, let it set for 15 minutes and then use a sponge called the scrub daddy and it comes off .. Thanks for sharing...☺👍

[@cchoi108]

I just immerse the whole thing in water until the paper falls off. About half the time that's all that I need to do. I just finish the label out of the dish pan and wash the jar. I do dishes in a dishpan and collect the water. Then I put the glass jar in it overnight and while I'm at work. Then I come home and peel a layer off if the label hasn't fallen off by itself. Then I repeat the soaking and peeling process until the label is gone. I remove the glue residue with coconut oil baking soda mix which I have ready in a jar at all times, wipe off the residue with a old napkin or paper towel. Then if anything is remaining I wipe that off with vinegar or a lemon or lime that I've squeezed the juice out of if I happen to have that on hand.

[@Shaggy-lu6dz]

I get those exact same jars. What i like to do is just rinse under hot water scratch some off the first wash and then by the 3rd rinse most of the label and adhesive is off. I know having part of a label on the jar when in use doesent look great but it works just the same and eventually i know the entire label will come off. I dont stress about it.

[@fairyintothewild8443]

A paste of any oil with baking soda works wonders. Let it sit on there for a while then use a sponge and soapy water to clean it off.

[@StephHartMN]

I just submerge a few jars in a tub of water for a day or two. That loosens most labels--they basically (or literally) fall right off. Then it's easy to scrub off the really soft remaining adhesive with hot water and my dish rag at the end of washing dishes.

[@ianallen2]

Put jar in a bowl or sink of hot soapy water and leave to soak. Scrape off with finger nails. If glue is left on the glass ,clean it with WD40. It removes any sticky residue. Simple.

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Thank you for the tip 😊

[@luisv007]

Have been watching your uploads recently. Love your recipes and style.... However (Yeah, hear comes the but), it is much easier to place the jar in the hot soapy water (glove hot) and let it sit in the hot soapy water while you clean the other dishes. You can just let the jar sit in soapy water in a bowl, is another way. You will probably pick up the label while doing the dishes. That's it! Soap helps with the glue. Sometimes it takes 5-10 minutes other times 20 minutes. You can add vinegar to help but it is about a cup, which is a bit of a waste when it is only one jar. As long as the label is submerged in the hot soapy water, that is important. Cheers!!

[@telmadasilva506]

I usually fill the jar with hot water and let it set in a hot bad. The heat comes from inside and outside the jar. Usually the label comes out by itself and you just need to wash the jar. 😉

[@TheRealKallah]

I just left the tap running for a good 5 minutes just to piss 'yall off

[@Apollo_Blaze]

They should make the gule easy to remove, many people would re use their jars if they did that, less waste...I love using jars for storing things in the kitchen. Thanks for the video!

[@jijahzah]

Hi Wil Love your channel and your recipes are just mouth watering My go to sticker remover is lemon essential oil. Apply few drops on sticker and let it stand for about 5 minutes and the sticker will peel off easily. In some case place few more drops for hard to remove sticker

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Thanks for the tip and the kind words ☺️

[@laurafordesvideos]

Thanks for the tip, will give it a try!

[@JemiQui77]

Thank you! I do acrylic pouring and I got a request for odd jars. So like I have pickle jars, sauce jars, and other ones that were bought with labels on them lol this was incredibly helpful!

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

I have a newer episode that uses a different technique too 🙌🏻

[@dirface]

For the noobs: water isn't 'wasted', it's treated and put back in the system.

[@diggs5518]

Thank you. People can be so foolish. The planet's not going to die or, run out of water!

[@dagmoon]

After I've soaked and peeled all I can, I use baking soda as a scrub to remove the last stubborn glue. Works for me every time..

[@harkiratkaur6521]

wow. though I have been using the oil rubbing trick earlier and it helps peel off the stickers/labels easily, this time stuck with the label on the oil bottle not bowing down. I'll try filling the bottle with hot water first. hope it'll help.

[@shanaazabdullah9900]

I use coffee jars ..rem😊ve labels nd decorate them with serviette flowers!Thanx for the tips.

[@mainadonaldson]

1. Soak 2. Remove paper 3. Clean adhesive with rubbing alcohol. Done

[@moonpurpleandlulupetlover4199]

Lifesaver the oil worked for me and I used any oil in my house like are used grapeseed oil and that even worked like you just have to put it on a paper towel and and rub it with the jar and then you just clean it off with hot water

[@jodymckenzie3526]

Straight into hot soapy water, wait a minute then use a knife the scrape off, then a scourer for what's left. Eucalyptus oil also just melts the glue right off.

[@chantellbell6516]

The hot water trick worked well for removing the label off of my small champagne glass bottles!

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

☺️

[@Angel-td9yk]

I hear citrus essential oils melt it right off. I personally put boiling water inside the jar and scrub any excess sticker off with baking soda and either olive oil or lemon juice

[@charmq777]

I use hot water, oil, baking soda

[@truegrit4752]

That wooden spatula is important - metal will scratch any coating that may be on the glass, or possibly the glass. I found that out the hard way.

[@Pacifica1]

I also use a kitchen sink brush too. The ones with a study handle & hard bristles. Scrub bottle with it & soap.

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Ahly J nice! 😊😊😊

[@forgedindarkness1977]

I simple put those in the dishwasher on the bottom rack and they peel right off. Just don't forget to clean the screen at the bottom of your dishwasher after the cycle.

[@r777phy]

Any1 else click this because they thought it was gonna come off in one peice and easy 😂

[@veganeverytime]

Omg this is the video I didn't know I needed! Loved it cause I'm always trying to peel that darn sticker! 😱 Great method Wil 😂 Haha I always buy that PC jarred spaghetti sauce 😋

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Jazzmin Kaita lol I’m glad 😝 I had to learn a bunch of ways to do this for one of my businesses. I love pc products!! 🇨🇦😝

[@OddSpud]

Hi Wil Have you considered using an iron sponge? Thanks!

[@indrajasodrabhadaiaziz1248]

I soak mine in hot water and it peels right off. Alittle scrubber 🧽 with soap takes the little stickies right off. Of course as the water gets cold, I throw it away and add more hot water.

[@JohnSmith-zf3yk]

Just to add this since it's not a horrible way to use some cooking scrap: use the inside of any left over citrus peel. Whatever remaining fruit juice will help break down the adhesive/paper and make the process a lot easier(acidity yo). Or just buy a proper solvent.

[@gogulkumar3524]

I like to preserve liquor bottles...by the way is there any solution or tips cleaning with those helps toremove the odour from inside....?

[@manug30]

Superb. Thank you. It’s works perfectly fine.

[@Butterflyneverlands]

I hate wasting water tho so I leave the jar in the sink while doing the dishes. Then go straight to a metal scraper I got a while ago. It’s 1, 2, 3. Done. Sometimes I use orange oil to help with more aggressive glues.

[@dennismoore8351]

Soak the jar in water for about twenty minutes. Peel as much of the lable as possible. Then put distilled vinegar in a shallow pan and let the jar soak for twenty minutes. Then scrub with a scouring pad.

[@JEEROFUKU]

Well, after soaking the jar in question in hot water, I usually use stainless steel scouring pad and a little of the elbow grease to remove remaining paper pulp and adhesive ))) Gently of course ))

[@CM-wc7vs]

Soak overnight in soapy water. Best remedy. You will not need to scrub & scrub!!!

[@johnanderson3700]

After the initial method you can simply spray with vinegar and use a safety razor blade and will easily take off remaining residue

[@sarajanehaven]

The quickest way to remove the glue is with denatured alcohol available at hardware stores. Just dampen a paper towel with the alcohol and rub off the glue. You will want to do this in a well ventilated area and wash your hands thorough after or use gloves.

[@omeuex_cessodepeso]

Thank you for the tips :-) I have a favor to ask you, please don´t leave the water running while you are not using it. All of us and the planet, thank you. I think that we can do this with less waste of water :-)

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Will be more mindful 🙏

[@karensalsbury4207]

I tried your method. It worked really well and I’m so thankful!!

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

😇

[@michaeltran3409]

Also, can use the product 'GOO GONE" (approx $2.00/spray bottle at Target). Take off the stubborn label in second.

[@kellyb8237]

The tougher labels can be removed with GOOGONE , adhesive remover from the USA. You can buy it at any hardware store.

[@brendabriscoe1706]

Great tip Wil, do you reuse your jars? I can see using it to store my mung bean sprouts in. 🙋‍♀️👏🏻😁🐶

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

I use them mainly for making pickles mmmm and storing pasta sauce. Using them for sprouts is a great idea!!

[@marjoriedg]

This guy underestimates how likely I am to jump directly to the « most agressive » method 😆

[@blessingskids1]

Save water man. Turn off the tap when you are working: collect some water in the sink and work with that.

[@balkishore25]

I normally fill tha jar with water and refrigerate it. Take the jar out the next day, leave it at room temperature for 15 minutes and due to condensation the sticker comes out automatically. I wash it with soap and water later.

[@aaarrrggghhhh]

Boisitsos eucalyptus oil removes the adhesive in seconds. Just remove the paper part first by soaking in hot water.

[@Dennisstevenson00]

You can just soak it for an hour, dry it, then rub with coarse salt and isopropyl alcohol on a paper towel then rinse with warm water

[@YEUNGMANCOOKING]

Thank you for the tip ☺️

[@m.janski]

Watching this video almost 5 years later as I want to clean a jar so I can store the chili oil I am gonna make following Wills recipe 😂

[@ssubramanian605]

How do I get rid of the good odors from these jars? Any suggestions?

[@Qui-GonJinn-]

Wd40, works like a charm.