The method: Cover the sticker with peanut butter and let it sit for at least 5 minutes (depending on the thickness of the ...

If you're a fan of DIYs, then you know that glass jars are very versatile. From handmade soap dispensers to dainty lights to brighten up your space, the sky's the limit when it comes to how you can ...

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Don't we all just love it when we're able to do a difficult task with ease? It gives us a sense of achievement. Doesn't it? One task that gives us this feeling is being able to remove sticky labels ...

There are all kinds of clever ways to reuse old glass jars around the house. You can preserve your garden's bounty in them, and some make darling drinking glasses. With some flowers, votive candles, ...

I love reusing jars in the kitchen. From repurposing Trader Joe’s enchilada sauce jars for my homemade salad dressing to saving large marinara jars for freezing homemade chicken stock, if a jar feels ...

So, you've thrifted a gorgeous mirror and glass vase. Now, how to get those price stickers off? Here are some tips for easy ...

Tired of stubborn sticky labels on glass jars? Forget harsh chemicals! A simple kitchen staple, peanut butter, offers a surprisingly effective and gentle solution. Its natural oils break down adhesive ...

Do you find yourself scratching over jar labels endlessly? Not anymore! Here are some effective solutions that'll help glide them off in one go. Read on to find out. Using hot, soapy water is the ...

Carolina Mccauley, from Perth, Western Australia, shared a now-viral TikTok video showing the pesky residue on a glass jar after she peeled an old sticker label off. To remove the residue, she simply ...

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 ...