I saw some of you had problems getting the glue off did you try using cooking oil to get it off?
1848120
I didn't have too much trouble with this. Most of the glue just rubbed off and dish liquid took care of the rest.
1848121
According to their customer service they have changed the amount and maybe also formulation of the glue they use. We had no problem at all removing it.
1848122
I just bought these and the glue came off in seconds with Goo Gone! Super Easy!!!!
120084
I had the very same problem. I had to hire a repair man to get it off. So it can be done but I could not do it myself.
1992077
I am using hot glue but it is not working. I will contact Amazon for possible return or replacement.
36466
Like another reviewer mentioned, I use Goo Gone. Pour a couple of drops directly into the pan. I rubbed the glue off using my fingers, which took a couple of minutes, then wiped all of the goo gone out with a paper towel, then washed the pans with hot water and dish soap.
932609
I just used non-stick cooking spray. If it still sticks Wilton makes a cake release product you could try.
1705158
I have not had that problem but, then again, I have always used oil when cooking with this pan. Sorry that I can't be more helpful.
453857
They are not easy to take off and they do leave a mess. Why take it off? The next owner might thank you for leaving it on. You can use "Oopps" or acetone to take off the glue thats left.
125914
I did have an issue with that as well. I used alcohol pads and eventually got it off.
1284616
I didn't find it particularly difficult to get the labels off. Just slip your finger nails underneath the label to remove it. If you find it particularly tough, try running hot water over the label to remove it and make sure to always wash with soap all cooking items before cooking with them. Good luck!
836029
I took the compartments out. But it took a while to get the glue out. I used acetone. You may find something better to remove the glue.
2159150
Same thing happened to me. I hope to be able to glue it again. Don't you think it can be done?
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.
1846857
I used goo-gon (A YELLOW COLORED OIL LIKE SUBSTANCE AVAILABLE AT MOST STORES IN HWDE DETP.)- it is an adhesive remover. Put a little on and wait a few minutes and it disolves the glue.
932606
I used butter and flour and it came out. Some little end here and there I had to repair with buttercrem, which went over almost everything anyway. I hope, this helps
1344237
I put oil on one side and heated it until absorbed some of the oil and I shut it off and let it cool. I wiped away all excess oil and let it rest. I repeated this process for the other side.
1455563
I had the same poor experience. Kept trying different things for months. Different heat, different oils, adding oil after the pan heated, etc. etc. After rubbing the skin off my finger for the 4th time trying to clean the stuck-on stuff off (even AFTER soaking all night) I figured it just wasn't worth it.
328278
I had this problem recently, and I used a piece of plastic to pry the paddle off. Now I coat the spindle it sits on with canola oil before baking.