How do you get the HUGE glued on label off the cookie sheet without scratching the pan?
253524
I used a product called Goo off. You can use alittle gasoline on a paper towel.
253525
There is a product called Goo Gone. Use that. You can not soak the pan in water because it is not supposed to be immersed in water.
253526
Yes, like the others said, go and buy Goo Be Gone at the store and follow the directions on the bottle. You'll be surprised how handy that stuff comes in, and it lasts forever.
35068
Like any pan, you can try filling it part way with water and a large scoop (1/4 c.?) of baking soda. Bring it to a boil then let it rest for a while. After that, a non-metal spatula or other device capable of scraping without causing damage will generally remove the burned on substance.
1577706
I put a very fine spray of spray over the mat before piping on the batter. You have to cook them long enough so they will pop off. Then you should let them cool completely taking getting out. Bend the silicone back a bit and the cookies pop right off.
608258
use any king of cooking oil. Put on area and leave for a few hours. comes right off.
95081
You could try using a hair dryer to heat the glue to soften it and thus make it easier to remove.
795946
No. Preset to thickness that works best so cookie shows design and is just right to attach to cookie sheet and detach from press. Try baking a few minutes longer. That may crisp up the cookie.
1417175
get some barkeepers friend. It will remove it right away. I use it on my all clad pans, and it doesn't disappoint
1200748
Oh yes, the label could be removed without any surface damage. It looks well-sealed when stuck on wood, metal, etc. but can be removed with just using your finger nails and lift the edge and pull off. Excess glue, if any, can be easily rubbed off.
36470
Put some oil on it and heat up in oven, then soap and hot water should get it off after that.
1148276
After I pulled off as much of the original label as I could I used duct tape on the sticky part. Just press the duct tape against the sticky part and pull off. I did it in sections and it came right off without leaving any sticky residue. I had tried other things but this was the only thing that worked. Hope this helps.
881171
You can see my earlier review concerning this issue-I had the same problem. It was suggested by another reviewer to let the sticker soak in peanut oil for up to 8 hours to remove. I think it's absurd that the manufacturer puts a sticker with extremely strong adhesive on the cooking surface. My pan was ruined by the time I got the sticker removed.
1456698
Thank you! I had the same problem myself... misplacing the packaging. Could you also provide the care instructions for the pan?
1528251
The most I've had to do is soak it in soapy water over night, then use a sponge to clean it. Forget the foil!!
1913144
time and ease. I used a few Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and had cleaner wax to rub it off. Good luck.
1166989
I haven't done it, but you might try carefully scraping it off with an exacto knife and/or maybe some acetone. Good luck.
595283
This is why i do not use this product. i have tried everything and can not stop it from sticking. i have a brand new iron that just sits in my closet. OK for your problem i let the iron heat up then i spray some water on the surface of and close the iron for a few minutes. unplug the iron and take it to a sink and use a finger nail brush to brush out the burnt dough. it may take a few times to get it all out but it is the best way to get it done. I hope it works...and if you can find an old Villa Ware iron buy it they are the best.
864437
I used a label maker that creates sticker labels. Dry erase would wipe off. Good Luck!