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I have problems removing labels from the newer wine bottles, they don't just
soak off anymore. What should I use?
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For some of the tougher labels, I soak them first in hot soapy water, and if
the label doesn't come off I use Goo Gone.
Darlene
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For some of the tougher labels, I soak them first in hot soapy water, and if
the label doesn't come off I use Goo Gone.
Darlene
Wisconsin, USA

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If soapy hot water doesn't work, use a hammer.

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If soapy hot water doesn't work, use a hammer.

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Ah, yes, for those extra hard labels which only come off if you break the
bottle. lol
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Ah, yes, for those extra hard labels which only come off if you break the
bottle. lol
Darlene

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On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 07:13:56 -0500, "Dar V" > wrote:

>For some of the tougher labels, I soak them first in hot soapy water, and if
>the label doesn't come off I use Goo Gone.
>Darlene
>Wisconsin, USA
>
>"walterthegrey" > wrote in message
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>>I have problems removing labels from the newer wine bottles, they don't
>>just
>> soak off anymore. What should I use?
>> Walter the Grey
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>>

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A similar product is Goof Off. Available at Home Depot.
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On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 07:13:56 -0500, "Dar V" > wrote:

>For some of the tougher labels, I soak them first in hot soapy water, and if
>the label doesn't come off I use Goo Gone.
>Darlene
>Wisconsin, USA
>
>"walterthegrey" > wrote in message
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>>I have problems removing labels from the newer wine bottles, they don't
>>just
>> soak off anymore. What should I use?
>> Walter the Grey
>>
>>

>


A similar product is Goof Off. Available at Home Depot.
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A trick is to look at the back of the label through the glass, if there are
horizontal or vertical lines on the glue side they will soak off otherwise
they are only going to be a bigger problem if you put them in water. Just
try to peel those off before doing anything to them, if they won't peel then
use those goo products and if that doesn't work use the hammer, although
that tends to rip the labels P
Louise)

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> On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 07:13:56 -0500, "Dar V" > wrote:
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> >For some of the tougher labels, I soak them first in hot soapy water, and

if
> >the label doesn't come off I use Goo Gone.
> >Darlene
> >Wisconsin, USA
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> >"walterthegrey" > wrote in message
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> >>I have problems removing labels from the newer wine bottles, they don't
> >>just
> >> soak off anymore. What should I use?
> >> Walter the Grey
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> >

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> A similar product is Goof Off. Available at Home Depot.





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A trick is to look at the back of the label through the glass, if there are
horizontal or vertical lines on the glue side they will soak off otherwise
they are only going to be a bigger problem if you put them in water. Just
try to peel those off before doing anything to them, if they won't peel then
use those goo products and if that doesn't work use the hammer, although
that tends to rip the labels P
Louise)

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> On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 07:13:56 -0500, "Dar V" > wrote:
>
> >For some of the tougher labels, I soak them first in hot soapy water, and

if
> >the label doesn't come off I use Goo Gone.
> >Darlene
> >Wisconsin, USA
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> >"walterthegrey" > wrote in message
> . ..
> >>I have problems removing labels from the newer wine bottles, they don't
> >>just
> >> soak off anymore. What should I use?
> >> Walter the Grey
> >>
> >>

> >

>
> A similar product is Goof Off. Available at Home Depot.



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a razor blade!

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"religion has actually convinced people that there is an invisible
man living in the sky, and he has a special list of ten things he
does not want you to do. And if you do any of these things he will
send you to a place full of fire, and smoke, and burn and torture
forever and ever 'till the end of time.... but he loves you. And he
needs money." g carlin

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don't just
> soak off anymore. What should I use?
> Walter the Grey
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a razor blade!

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billb

"religion has actually convinced people that there is an invisible
man living in the sky, and he has a special list of ten things he
does not want you to do. And if you do any of these things he will
send you to a place full of fire, and smoke, and burn and torture
forever and ever 'till the end of time.... but he loves you. And he
needs money." g carlin

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> I have problems removing labels from the newer wine bottles, they

don't just
> soak off anymore. What should I use?
> Walter the Grey
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In keeping with "men and boys, the difference being the size and price of
their toys" I bought a bench grinder and replaced a stone with a wire
brush. (This was after a hand grinder and a wire brush attachment)

Dick


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In keeping with "men and boys, the difference being the size and price of
their toys" I bought a bench grinder and replaced a stone with a wire
brush. (This was after a hand grinder and a wire brush attachment)

Dick


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