Damp cloth, rubbing gently, it will take some time.
Don’t use too much water.
lindenb
Use some wd-40 or some goof off label remover. Dollar Tree sells a small bottle for $1.25. It leaves a residue–but that can be cleaned up with some white vinegar or window cleaner and a microfiber cloth. Spay on–let soak in for about 30 minutes and then gently remove–do not use any metal or implement that would scratch.
Cave_TP
Don’t use alcohol
Whytrhyno
People who put stickers directly on electronics or collectible packaging deserve their place in whatever hell they end up in.
Linophryne
Don’t use any chemicals. Use a warm moist microfiber cloth and let it warm the glue up then you should be able to gently rub it off
Fiko515
wet cloth and patience
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Nuboko
The basic electronic knowledge out there is very…. Basic.
an_achronist
Patiently.
ew435890
Some cooking oil dabbed on it will break down the adhesive in a few hours. Put some on a paper towel, and hold it on the sticker so it gets saturated. The oil should not harm the screen.
PAPYROOSE
Peanut butter works wonders
br046
I would try WD40.
Another-Guy60
Goo Gone
mandoxian
Microfibre cloth in warm water and a lot of patience
hdhddf
water might help a bit, usually a fingernail is the best tool for the job
BIGG_FRIGG
Liquid mineral spirits is what I would use. Best for sticker residue imo, also wont damage the plastic. Once its off then you can use a cloth dampened with soapy water or windex to clean up.
redrecaro
Goof off works like a charm.
Huttfuzz
Gently dip in lava.
Billy_the_Burglar
Goo gone may do it.
AmbiguousAlignment
Plastic razor blade
Crusader183
Don’t use alcohol. You need a damp cloth with hot water and a lot of patience. Whoever put that sticker there is a total jerk and a moron.
facaine
For $5,99, I think it’s fair that they glued it to the screen.
BigBallsNoSack
Use tinner
Worldly_Purpose_5825
Use naphtha, also known as Zippo fluid or Ronsonol.
ThePr0
Goo Gone to remove the sticker and then gently wiping with water/dish soap mixture until the goo gone oils are gone, then wipe down with damp microfiber
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Damp cloth, rubbing gently, it will take some time.
Don’t use too much water.
Use some wd-40 or some goof off label remover. Dollar Tree sells a small bottle for $1.25. It leaves a residue–but that can be cleaned up with some white vinegar or window cleaner and a microfiber cloth. Spay on–let soak in for about 30 minutes and then gently remove–do not use any metal or implement that would scratch.
Don’t use alcohol
People who put stickers directly on electronics or collectible packaging deserve their place in whatever hell they end up in.
Don’t use any chemicals. Use a warm moist microfiber cloth and let it warm the glue up then you should be able to gently rub it off
wet cloth and patience
[deleted]
The basic electronic knowledge out there is very…. Basic.
Patiently.
Some cooking oil dabbed on it will break down the adhesive in a few hours. Put some on a paper towel, and hold it on the sticker so it gets saturated. The oil should not harm the screen.
Peanut butter works wonders
I would try WD40.
Goo Gone
Microfibre cloth in warm water and a lot of patience
water might help a bit, usually a fingernail is the best tool for the job
Liquid mineral spirits is what I would use. Best for sticker residue imo, also wont damage the plastic. Once its off then you can use a cloth dampened with soapy water or windex to clean up.
Goof off works like a charm.
Gently dip in lava.
Goo gone may do it.
Plastic razor blade
Don’t use alcohol. You need a damp cloth with hot water and a lot of patience. Whoever put that sticker there is a total jerk and a moron.
For $5,99, I think it’s fair that they glued it to the screen.
Use tinner
Use naphtha, also known as Zippo fluid or Ronsonol.
Goo Gone to remove the sticker and then gently wiping with water/dish soap mixture until the goo gone oils are gone, then wipe down with damp microfiber