Adhesive Removal

Some surfaces are too delicate for scraping.

Peel back years of old stickers and other adhesives.

Duct tape residue on clothing is a pain to remove.

Uncover your beautiful hardwood floors!

Don't let old floor treatments make it impossible to have a nice, clean concrete floor.

If you’re looking to buy adhesive remover, you have plenty of options.

Wax removal can be a snap, or damage the floor.

You can't remove it with simple soap and water.

Polyurethane adhesive is a very powerful adhesive that is commonly used in woodworking.

Acrylic adhesive is found in tape.

Adhesive residue can mar the surface of your glass, and it's tricky to get rid of. Learn to clean it up and save yourself some trouble.

Old wall treatments can leave unsightly glue or tape behind.

Glue spots on your ceramic tile can be easily removed.

Adhesive doesn't have to mean the end of your mirror.

Working with silicone sealant can be messy, so you should learn before hand how you can get this material off your hands.

Get adhesive off painted walls without damage.

Five ways to get adhesive off of laminate.

Start by applying baby oil.

Never fear glue or adhesive spills, even on your delicate granite countertops and floors.

Trying to remove adhesive the wrong way can easily damage the paper you're trying to save.

Marble is pricey, so don't ruin it with the wrong methods for removing adhesive residue.

Removing adhesive from a bathtub can be tough, but it's a lot easier when you know the best tricks provided in these steps.

Adhesive is supposed to adhere, but there are ways to remove it when necessary.

The one feature of latex caulk that makes it appealing is it's ability adhere. That becomes a little less desirable when it's time to remove it.

Accidental spills happen all the time, even when washing your car. Learn how you can get unsightly wax stains out of your seats.

Furniture wax is often used as a polish, wood finish, and finish protector.

While harsh and natural chemical cleaners remove carpet glue well, try these alternative methods for a natural and inexpensive option.

The use of silicone caulk as a sealant can result in traces of the substance accidentally coming into contact with you mirror.