Stickers that stick to refrigerators can be paper or polymer. Depending on this, there are several ways to carefully remove it from the enamel surface.
Removing paper-based stickers
Paper labels leave many small pieces of paper and glue when removed. It is easy to get rid of them with a sponge and hot water. Moisten the entire surface of the label and wait a while. After the water is soaked through the paper surface, you can rub it with a sponge, periodically wetting it with hot water. Rub the best with the rough side of the sponge. Thus, paper and glue are rolled up and removed, leaving no residue. After that, the surface of the refrigerator must be wiped with a dry cloth so that there are no stains from the water.
Removing polymer-based stickers
First, the sticker must be removed as much as possible with the help of an office or kitchen knife. To do this, just gently pry it around the corner and, slowly, so as not to tear it, pull it diagonally. After removing the film, a layer of glue may remain on the surface of the refrigerator. You can wash it with hot water or additional chemicals.
Glue remarkably removes nail polish remover. However, you need to wipe it very carefully, slightly pressing on a dampened cotton swab. Also, alcohol is excellent for removing adhesive residues. It well removes dried glue, cleans the surface and does not have a persistent smell. In addition, alcohol will not damage the outer cover of the refrigerator.
Protective gloves must be worn when handling chemicals.
