How can I remove the large plastic price tag holder, which was also used to hang the cane on the display in the store? The plastic won't tear off & it's too thick to cut.
828606
I used our kitchen scissors to remove the tag. Your tag must be thicker for some reason.
828607
Sorry, I have no suggestions as to how to remove the price tag holder. Personally, I was able to remove mine with my knife.
804995
Blah blah blah "it'll scratch" blah blah... Get creative people! Like maybe...Cover your magnetic holder with a piece of paper towel. You pull a knife off, but the other knives still hold it in place. And it's obviously easily replaceable.Or, for something more permanent, paint your holder with Plastidip or liquid electrical tape. Heck, even latex paint would probably work! (Certainly wouldn't be my first choice though...)Anyway, I'm sure you get the point. Get creative.
1422886
U should be able to twist it off by hand. If difficult try wrapping it with a rag and then twist. off
708539
The tape is plastic with adhesive on the back. It takes a bit of work to "pick at" a corner to remove the plastic labels. You may need some "goo remover" to remove any residual adhesive.
737273
I've had this problem, too, and the only thing that works is to use an edge like the blunt end of a metal nail file or something similar to scrape it off. Or you can wet the item and see if the paper dissolves.
1614815
I have the same issue - those little plastic bars on the sides have to be manipulated so you can close and cut. I could not find a way around it and do not use it anymore.
747517
I have the same issue and don't think the plastic can be removed. I'd love to hear if someone has a suggestion for cleaning this area out as well.
481354
It was hard to get it off, but it should come out. I obviously can't see your item, but make sure you are pressing the tab on the side in while pulling it out. Using a dime or a very small flathead screwdriver would probably do the trick if you can't get it with/have no fingernails.
2158833
Sorry but no it can not be moved. It is permanently attached either by a spot weld or very strong metal glue. Your would risk tearing the label itself up if you were to attempt to remove it.
2077267
Well, I didn't need the clip & wanted it gone for the same reason you did. So the magnets would be close enough to adhere to the fridge. I can't remember exactly how I removed it but managed to do so without breaking the timer. If you get a magnifier & look at the parts, I bet you could figurer out how to get it off just like I did. :) Now I'm very happy with the timer & all its features.
1923131
Try to restick the portion that w you were able yo remove. Then what I did was keep smoothing the label on my cell then I slowly removed it holding the edge down. Good luck!
47590
I first tried with some pliers. But they were scratching everything up. I then just used my thumb to sort of push in the catch just for one of the four points and then I pulled pretty hard. That finally popped that part out and no damage done. Did it for the other three attach points and nothing damaged. The plastic is more resilient than you would think.
2259334
The adhesive on the sticker is very strong, and probably cannot be removed and reattached again. To find additional adhesive, try your local hardware store. They have all sizes and shapes and you can trim it to size for your needs. Good luck!
447983
There's a piece of metallic tape that covers the sealing bar. It looks like packaging material, so it's very tempting to remove it. It needs to remain in place
2180184
I used a seam ripper to raise a thread. After cutting a couple of threads; the tag just tore neatly off. It was completely removed.
890732
You can use any super thin piece of hard plastic. Or even a toothpick. Start at an edge and gently lift up. Eventually it will pop off in pieces. It's scary, but it works.
923385
old tip may be glued on. Easiest way to remove is to use an Xacto knife, hobby knife or even very sharp paring knife. Starting at the thinest part of the rubber(top) slice through the rubber until you reach the wood/metal of the cane. You can then peel the rubber back or make a complete cut around the cane and remove a section at a time, depends on how strong the adhesive was. Depending on the cane material use fingernail polish remover to clean and remove off the old glue and then use GOOP or similar contact adhesive to attach the new cane tip. CAUTION: Don't cut toward you, and have cane on a towel or something to protect your cutting surface in case you slip. Make small cuts or even cut out a U in the rubber to make it easier to pry the remaining portion off the end of the cane.