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[mima]

GooGone, rubbing alcohol or WD-40. 

[Icegoddess]

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@m0rgan wrote:

Scrub Daddy advertises that they work with warm soap and water.  I have never tried it though.

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Actually, I think the Scrub Daddy demo is done with cold water.  You need it to be hard to get the goo off.

[mima]

I think lighter fluid would take it off too.

[momtochloe]

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@mima wrote:

I think lighter fluid would take it off too.

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Oh goodness @mima does this take me back . . . I used to love to help my dad refill his lighter with lighter fluid, I can still smell that whiff to this day . . . 

That and stencils freshly run off of the machine . . . tee hee!

[Ilovetea]

I always use Goo Gone, but if it isn't around rubbing alcohol works most of the time. 

[Mothertrucker]

WD40 or GooGone  or Motsenbockers Lift Off #2 work

jfor me....

[nomless]

Cooking oil will take it off, too.

[shoesnbags]

Another vote for Goo Gone.  The smell is strong, but this stuff really works! 

[ValuSkr]

Please let us know what worked for you.

[DiAnne]

Does anybody remember Energine (msp?).  We used to keep it by the back door to get tar off our feet from the beach.  It smelled terrible.