How did you get the labels off these mugs? I am thinking of buying these and would appreciate you're help
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I did not see any labels on the ones I bought but I use goo gone on everything else so I am sure it would work. I have included a link from Amazon on what I use. http://www.amazon.com/Goo-Gone-GGHS12-Stickers-Lipstick/dp/B001R4XHRQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1388351182&sr=8-1&keywords=goo+gone+spray+gel Goo gone works on everything except material. Just make sure you wash it before you use it after using goo gone.
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These are such great mugs except for that sticky problem....I just spent extra time scraping with my fingernails until the stickiness was gone. Fingernails won't scratch or dull the finish. It worked, and now I can just enjoy them. And my beer slushies...yay!!!!
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I did not see any labels on the ones I bought but I use goo gone on everything else so I am sure it would work. I have included a link from Amazon on what I use. Goo Gone GGHS12 Goo Remover Spray Gel 12 oz, Removes Chewing Gum, Grease, Tar, Stickers, Labels, Tape Residue, Oil, Blood, Lipstick, Mascara, Shoe polish, Crayon, etc.Goo gone works on everything except material. Just make sure you wash it before you use it after using goo gone.
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I have two ways of removing label goo. The safest is to rub the goo generously with any kind of cooking oil, let it sit a while, then wipe off with a kleenex. If it doesn't all come off, repeat with more oil. Finally, wash off the oil with regular dishwashing liquid. That would be the method to use on any type of plastic, such as these mugs. The other method, which works very well on glass, ceramic, or metal, is to apply Citrusolve full strength and let it sit a while.
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must admit the labels suck! I ran them under hot water to get them wet and used a kitchen scraper. came off pretty easily or you could probably use some goo be gone.
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No label. Only marking i can find is raised letters in the lower portion staiting "Not for hot beverages" I am pleased with them including the look of uneven glass. Makes them look older.
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The glasses come in a nice box with each one individually paper-wrapped. As far as the label, I have not tried to peel them off. From the look, it appears as though they are screen printed on and could maybe be scratched off without damaging the glass if you truly desired. However, the logo is relatively small and not too distracting to the beverage consumer. I would definitely recommend these glasses.
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Some of mine are on glass mason jars. I just tried to pull one off and it didn'tbudge so i would hesitate to use them, if your intent is to be able to remove them. Hope this helps.
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Yes,I have seen Moscow Mule Copper Mugs that are engraved. I would contact your local engraver to be sure.
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you can go to the autoparts store,and get some label remover,and slowly take your time and remove them,but they are beautiful,why would u remove them?
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Hi CK, These mugs were made in China like alot of stuff is. I checked with the company and they said the mugs are lead free.You can contact them also (800)430-5665
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Stephanie, these copper mugs have a nickel lined inside with a laquer coating to keep them looking good and tarnish free. You will have to see if the clear laquer is coming off or if the nickel is chipping off. Try to see if it is due to a defect in the clear coat or nickel. If so see of you can return it due to manufacturing defect. Remember to wash in warm water with mild soap. No dishwasher. Best of luck.
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Could you please tell me where i can find lid for them(Yorkshire Mason Jar Mug)
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You amy be able to use your own that is comparable in size. Or you may be able to contact the manufacturer and see if they ship just the mugs. They may be able to tell you where to buy the mug. Not sure. But I use my own mug.
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No, not at all. They are real copper mugs which means you need to wash and dry them quickly to avoid tarnishing as much as possible. You will still have to polish every few uses to avoid really bad tarnishing.
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The 5 mugs we ordered say China by a company named "D. Burrows". A more complete answer is that the mugs we recieved clearly came from 2 different collections even though they were listed "Masters". One is "Masters Collection" and the other is "Masters Impressionists". Same company and both made in China but with different trademarks and collection titles. Although they look the same one mug line is slightly heavier than the other but with no real difference in appearance. We ordered these mugs to replace 2 Masters Collection mugs we used for over 25 years and held up great until we used an anti-spottting agent in the dishwasher and the mugs faded. We loved theses mugs since we bought them shortly after we were married and so we replaced them. We are very happy with the replacements. To much info? Sorry
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Not a dumb question..... the sticks are hardened already...picture a coffee "stirring" straw. I sliced them with a razor blade then used nail glue to apply. They are really fun and you may need a magnifying glass to see the designs. Enjoy!!!
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These aren't "crystal" coffee mugs. (Traditionally, crystal contains some lead to make it easier to cut.) Also, this product was made in the USA. If you wanted to be absolutely sure about the lead, I would contact Libbey.
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I really do not know, I basically bought these mugs for my Granddaughters to decorate, shortly after I bought them, one went into the garbage and the other one is in the cabinet. I am sorry I could not be of more help to you. However I have learned not everyone is truthful about what goes into the making of certain products, keep checking for BPA free products.
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Yes, they're just another mug. We drink coffee, tea, hot chocolate out of them. And they don't hold the residue that some mugs do from hot drinks
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The mugs I bought was "through" Amazon.com, but came directly from the company that sells them (not Amazon.com). I suppose if the company wanted to go to the expense of packing them so they would not break in shipping, they could. But obviously they won't. Had I read the other customers comments before ordering them, I would not have ordered them. In my order, 'one' mug was not broken. I figured 'one' good one is better than none! I didn't want to go through the hassle of reordering them and have maybe both broken in the replacement order. (There is NO Styrofoam, etc in the package when shipped!) Hope this helps. The mugs I bought was "through" Amazon.com, but came directly from the company that sells them (not Amazon.com). I suppose if the company wanted to go to the expense of packing them so they would not break in shipping, they could. But obviously they won't. Had I read the other customers comments before ordering them, I would not have ordered them. In my order, 'one' mug was not broken. I figured 'one' good one is better than none! I didn't want to go through the hassle of reordering them and have maybe both broken in the replacement order. (There is NO Styrofoam, etc in the... » Read More The mugs I bought was "through" Amazon.com, but came directly from the company that sells them (not Amazon.com). I suppose if the company wanted to go to the expense of packing them so they would not break in shipping, they could. But obviously they won't. Had I read the other customers comments before ordering them, I would not have ordered them. In my order, 'one' mug was not broken. I figured 'one' good one is better than none! I didn't want to go through the hassle of reordering them and have maybe both broken in the replacement order. (There is NO Styrofoam, etc in the package when shipped!) Hope this helps. « Show Less