Hello I purchased these and as much as the kids like them I am afraid to use them again. I run a daycare and they stained and left a glue residue on my highchair trays. I tried everything even goo be gone and it wont come off. Any ideas??
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Hmm maybe contact the company. I have had mine for some time now and they are still good and don't stick to anything. They might have shipped some that weren't good. Try to contact them because it says they don't stick or stain in which mine haven't yet and I've had ours for a while now. See if there is anyway u can contact the foam company and let them know your concern. Hope it helps!
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They are similar to other labels of this type. Part of it will come off but then they tear. As stated below...hot water....will help. Of course it depends on what you are trying to remove them from...this is for glass.
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i have grandchildren too, i got a can of scotch stain guard and sprayed the chairs. whenever something spills on the fabric, it wipes right off. it works wonders.
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After a couple months, my toddlers ripped these off of my coffee table. What now remains is the adhesive (still very securely stuck to the table) and bits of the foam (still stuck to the adhesive). I've tried to pick at it and it absolutely won't budge. I guess I'll have to try some kind of gunk-remover, but I'm afraid it will damage my table. I wouldn't recommend these for wood furniture.
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There are plastic coasters on ours and then we put the felt glue-on on top of those. Also, not sure if the plastic coasters were on when purchased or if we put those on too. Purchased a year ago and no problems with them.
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now thats a manufacturers question. good thoughts using water. without going through the headache of potentially buying something that would cause even more damage i might try cleaning the entire cube with a regular gentle all natural fabric cleaner. at the very least it would ensure a uniformly cleaned cube... good luck !!
745119
Hello, The process of making the trays and using them will not affect the bonding, there is nothing in the process that would pull the bonding off or damage it. Thank you!
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Did you wipe them with cleaner after the last top coat? If not, that's what you need to do...it will remove the stickiness.
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We had the same problem. First i just dishwash soap and a brush to get it off. Didnt work. Then i out some hand soap on the stains, rubbed it in with my fingers, let it sit for an hour and then washed it off. All stains were gone!
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Mine didnt stained anything. I don't remember having any trouble with residue either. I stopped using it because I couldn't keep it out of babys reach. She liked to eat it. Contact company and ask?
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Yes, I know they stain very easily and do not come clean. I have no experience buying replacements. We had all ours recovered. Sorry not much help.
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Try using a polycrylic next time. I use and abuse these brushes daily with polycrylic, latex and chalk paints. They wash up nicely with a little soap and warm water. Eventually, they'll begin to get stained and the metal ferrule will accumulate dried paint. When this happens, I just boil some water, add a few drops of dawn dish liquid and the brushes and let them soak until the dried paint comes off. They clean up beautifully!
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Mine came off easily and the residue came off with warm soapy water. If its that sticky on yours you can always try a drop of goo gone that you can pick up from home depot or Lowe's. I only had an issue with one pan but after a few scrubs with dish soap it came off completely.
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Sounds like you need a glue and then use this product. I wasn't happy with this product. I think I have more damage than possibly to use this product. :-(
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I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the fisher-price.com search cleaning plastic toys. I hope this helps. I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the... » Read More I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the fisher-price.com search cleaning plastic toys. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I made the mistake of doing it once, never looked the same, almost like there is a film on them but i cant get it off, i have a new dish washer use the platinum cascade tablets. That's just my experience with them.
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Yes, Just peel off slowly! And if you have any sticky stuff left on the table from it just use Goo Gone! I hope you meant to take them off your table!