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Glass jars and bottles are infinitely reusable, but the label doesn’t always stay applicable for very long. Luckily, the cheapest method for removing the label and its sticky adhesive is also the ...

Trying to remove sticky residue from glass jars can be a frustrating task - but there's one hack that will help you get it ...

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Removing labels from a glass bottle results in gunk that you need to deal with. But One Good Thing By Jillee stumbled upon a homemade solution to remove labels without gunk: a water bath of washing ...

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You might find yourself in the same boat I’m in — the kind of boat where you love reusing jars, but hate taking the labels off. Of course, the compulsive picking of the label I (we?) do is a good way ...