Removing Sticky Residue

1. White Spirit:

Apply white spirit to a clean cloth and gently rub the sticky area. This helps dissolve the adhesive without damaging the glass. Make sure you have good ventilation when using white spirit.

2. Scraper or flat blade:

For larger sticky areas, use a scraper or blade with a flat edge. Move the blade diagonally across the glass to avoid scratching. Use light pressure to prevent damage.

3. Adhesive Removers:

Goo Gone: This product is effective at removing adhesive residue. Apply it to the sticky area, wait a moment, then wipe off. Provide adequate ventilation when using.

4. Lemon Juice or Lemon Oil:

Lemon oil can naturally dissolve glue residue. Apply it to the sticky area, wait a moment, then wipe it off. In addition to removing stickiness, it leaves a pleasant scent.

5. Eucalyptus Oil:

Similar to lemon oil, eucalyptus oil can also help remove glue. Apply, wait a moment, then wipe off.

6. WD-40:

WD-40 is versatile and can help remove sticky residue. Spray it on the surface, wait a moment, then wipe off. Then wash the window thoroughly.

7. Nail Polish Remover:

Acetone-based nail polish remover can dissolve sticky substances. Apply it with a cotton swab and gently rub until the residue is gone. Be careful and test a small area first. Tips & Warnings
Ventilation: Always use products with strong scents in a well-ventilated area.
Patch Test: First, test each product on a small, inconspicuous area of ​​the window to make sure it won’t damage the surface.
Safety Equipment: Wear gloves and ensure good ventilation when using harsh chemicals.

By following these steps and using the right products, you can effectively remove sticky residue from your windows and restore their clarity. Start with gentle methods and work up to stronger ones if necessary. Happy cleaning!