How To Remove Sticky Residue From Stuffed Animal

March 29, 2009 34 found this helpful

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STOP AND READ FIRST!I accept a VERY smart MOM! In a panic I called her and she said "USE Mitt Cream". I used Jergens.
I applied a two drops, (just enough to embrace the surface and around the edges), and I smeared it around. So I started to pick off the ring-aid with my nail and it peeled off in one slice! LEAVING NO RESIDUE! NO greasy mess, and no harm to stuffed animate being!
Using whatever heat will melt the mucilage and cause yous more than trouble. Freezing it does no good. So effort this! Information technology actually works!

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December five, 2015 5 found this helpful

The lotion worked perfectly ! Thank you so much the tip !

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March 12, 2016 four found this helpful

This is Astonishing! Information technology worked perfectly for us as well! Thank you!!

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Anonymous

April 5, 2016 3 found this helpful

This was the all-time advice. It worked on a very expensive fleece blanket. Thank you very much for posting this wonderful idea.

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Bearding

April 27, 2016 4 found this helpful

Fantastic advice!! Use hand lotion!! Cheers! Worked similar a charm.

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Anonymous

May 10, 2016 two found this helpful

This worked perfectly. I used Suave lotion and did merely what was suggested and it took a few minutes but worked Thank you

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Baronial x, 2016 3 found this helpful

You are the all-time!!! Thank you lot for sharing!

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September 25, 2016 2 establish this helpful

This worked perfectly! I'm so grateful. I've never been able to get bandaids off stuffed animals before. Nothing has ever worked before until this!! Crawly!

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Anonymous

Oct 21, 2016 1 establish this helpful

This worked perfectly! Cheers!!!

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October 21, 2016 2 found this helpful

Thank you and then much!!!! Hand cream saved the day! My daughter has a blimp lamb that is THE stuffed creature. Zippo can happen to this lamb.

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November 17, 2016 0 found this helpful

information technology too works on socks! thank you

Dec xx, 2016 0 constitute this helpful

Thank you!!! I had a ring aid stuck on the cushion of my new couch. I couldn't get information technology off. This worked! Thanks once more!

Anonymous

January vii, 2017 0 institute this helpful

Thank y'all for this tip it worked perfectly

January 17, 2017 0 plant this helpful

Your Mom is vivid! Give thanks you and so much! My twenty month old granddaughter put a how-do-you-do kitty band aid on her plush giraffe. She liked it for two weeks, she handed giraffe to me this morn and said band aid off.

It ripped in two, the heart came off, merely the adhesive was stuck tight. Lubriderm did the trick! Give thanks yous!

March i, 2017 0 found this helpful

The hand cream worked well! Cheers.

April 24, 2017 0 constitute this helpful

Your female parent is a genius! 24-hour interval saved! Thanks!!

July thirteen, 2017 0 plant this helpful

Tried the heat Check! Tried the ice Check! OOPS!!! Did not endeavor my own mama who probably would've said the aforementioned thing equally you're very smart mama!

LOL thank you for saving my granddaughters stuffed animal! Information technology worked like a dream! Please tell your mama cheers.

October 12, 2017 0 plant this helpful

The lotion worked! Thank you!

Anonymous

October 28, 2017 0 found this helpful

I merely tried this trying to get a bandaid off of my daughter'south pj pants and it worked like a charm! Came right off with some balm!

December 20, 2017 0 establish this helpful

Sounds and so empty-headed but it really works!!

January 25, 2018 0 found this helpful

This worked amazing!!!! Got all the bandaid out with out pulling all the fur off the toy!!!

March 9, 2018 0 found this helpful

My grand girl stuck bandaids all over my new fleece blanket...thank you for your advice...paw cream removed every one..thank you.

June 13, 2018 0 plant this helpful

I used hemp seed lotion on my velvet bralette and information technology finally worked! I tried everything and it didnt work until I saw this. Thank you lot

July 2, 2018 0 found this helpful

This was awesome!!! No trouble getting the bandaid off!!

August 8, 2018 0 found this helpful

This works!!! Thank you so much! I was starting to explain why the stuffed creature had "tattoos" on his confront. Thank you, thank yous, cheers!!

August 24, 2018 0 plant this helpful

Worked perfectly on a coating!

Anonymous

September 3, 2018 0 found this helpful

Jergens worked great, merely dont use also much or you will leave the balm. Which is improve to have cuz information technology will wash of easily

Oct 15, 2018 0 found this helpful

This actually worked! Bandaids gone, plushy cat is fine. Try it first. Yous nevertheless have to selection and pull for a few minutes, only alls well that ends well

Oct xx, 2018 0 constitute this helpful

This is why the cyberspace exists. THANK YOU! Your mom deserves an award! It works amazingly, on plastic bandaids, fabric band aids, large ones, little ones, old ones...

it sounds crazy to rub only on the outside, but it totally works. Like magic!

October 28, 2018 0 institute this helpful

Just tried the hand cream method and it worked like a charm! Thanks!

January 1, 2019 0 found this helpful

It worked!! The balm worked! Thank y'all and then much! :)

Bearding

February 25, 2019 0 found this helpful

This worked amazingly well!! Thank you!!

May xxx, 2019 0 found this helpful

I was sitting hither trying to figure out how to get pasty rest off my son stuffed beast. Sitting around picking at information technology was getting tiresome. I reached over and grabbed an Axe Trunk Spray and then what the hell.

Sprayed information technology and the sticker started coming off more easily. And so I do not know if it's the booze or whatever contents in the Axe Body Spray only it worked perfectly

Bearding

Jan 14, 2020 0 constitute this helpful

Worked like a charm!

Feb fifteen, 2020 0 found this helpful

I am so excited this worked. My daughter gave me a fuzzy moving-picture show blanket for Christmas and my sons bandaid was stuck to information technology. I tried at outset to pull off from the heart where no viscous was and it ripped. I looked the trouble up and used this fix with lotion and it worked wonderfully. Cheers for sharing your situation.

April 18, 2020 0 found this helpful

This worked! Omg! My girl decided to stick bandaid on her bunny she'due south had since she was a baby. I was in tears because it would not come up off.

I don't know what sorcery this is lol but it came right off!

Anonymous

June 12, 2020 0 found this helpful

information technology worked!!! thank you then much! staying at guests house so really needed this!!

November 24, 2020 0 found this helpful

My thanks to your Mom! Our lovey went through the launder and the dryer fused a bandaid to the plush. This is much safer than acetone and the 2 y/o could help rub in the manus cream.

Baronial 2, 2021 0 found this helpful

I used balm and information technology worked almost immediately!
I just rubbed it all over the surface and kept scratching and pulling with my finger smash and information technology pulled right off.

Oct 25, 2021 0 found this helpful

My son had a wellness dispensary for stuffed animals the other day. Today, he decided to take of the bandages. This trick worked amend than anything I tried the last fourth dimension he had a wellness clinic and his stuffies needed bandages.

Rikki probably wont see my thank yous after 12 years! But for anyone looking for a solution, endeavor this. I used Cetaphil hand cream.

April 13, 2022 0 found this helpful

TYSM, I love blankets and take a small collection of them, my younger siblings stole one of my favorites and got a couple of bandaids stuck to it and I didn't wanna rip the blanket trying to become them off.

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Nov 11, 2008 0 plant this helpful

Put it in the dryer for a couple of minutes. This should soften it up.

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November 11, 2008 0 institute this helpful

This is not tried & true, simply an idea on how to remove ring-aids from a stuffed creature'due south fur. Endeavor putting the toy in the freezer & see if the rough-and-tumble removes easily. Or apply a hair dryer on the ring help, but that might get out sticky
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November 11, 2008 ane found this helpful

I would recommend laying a warm, damp material over the band-aid. Let it set awhile (xv-20 minutes should be long enough,) then attempt gently lifting the band-aid. The moisture should loosen the glue, making it like shooting fish in a barrel to remove, without dissentious your stuffed toy.

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September 20, 2019 0 found this helpful

Thank you so much this worked perfectly with removing a band aid from my fleece blanket

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Nov 11, 2008 0 found this helpful

Endeavor blow drying the band-aid. It volition cook the agglutinative so the rough-and-tumble should pull off.

November 12, 2008 i plant this helpful

Wonder if goo gone would piece of work...information technology removes stickers. Use a tiny fleck.

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Feb sixteen, 2010 2 found this helpful

Give thanks you so much "ILoveLucy1967"! My xviii month old son recently bumped his head and had to have stitches. To assistance him with having to wearable a ring aide, we put i on his favorite friend, a cloth mouse. After just a few days we decided we should take it off, simply it just came off in little pieces or non at all. I tried the lotion and it was like magic, the band aide just peeled correct off. Cheers for saving "Mouse"! We really appreciate the helpful tip!

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November 26, 2010 ane found this helpful

I just tried the hand lotion suggestion. Worked perfectly. I learned that you can employ it generously and it works better at saturating through. No demand to limit it to a drop or two. I pulled up one edge past picking at information technology and used a toothpick to push button the fur down to aid get the Bandaid off completely.

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Bearding

Dec ane, 2012 one constitute this helpful

Yes, manus lotion worked pretty well even with a very pasty plastic bandage. Thanks for posting.

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March 4, 2014 1 found this helpful

I used a bit of mitt cream until information technology saturated the expanse, and the bandaid pulled off. No balance. Thank you lot for the tip! Easy and clean.

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Anonymous

February 25, 2016 0 found this helpful

this is a few years later, but thank Goodness these posts were left upwards! The lotion did it so quickly! I just put a very small amount of lotion from a pump bottle(this was Cera Ve, but I believe ANY would work - put my finger on acme of the band aid area - and information technology FELL off! I might just take to put a little spray and wash or whatsoever stain remover on next time I wash (in my case, this was a fluffy throw I keep almost my sofa, in case I get cold).. to have abroad any kind of oil residue! Astonishing! Thanks and so much!

Anonymous

Oct 24, 2015 0 institute this helpful

OMG.. Mitt balm that was mentioned previously definitely works. My daughters pants had a band aid infusioned on it! Well-nigh likely from the dryer, and then heat makes it worse. I tried an water ice cube, which didn't do much. But the manus lotion (I used Aveeno) worked smashing - it took at to the lowest degree 5 times of constantly rubbing the lotion, just within 1 1/ii minutes information technology was completely off . Aye!!!

June 24, 2016 0 found this helpful

so glad i constitute this paw cream trick! thank you cheers!

June 27, 2016 0 constitute this helpful

The hand lotion worked! I doubted at first only it slowly came off. Thank you lot so much!

January 3, 2017 0 plant this helpful

Don't worry, this method using rubbing alcohol WILL piece of work! Instead of panicking, merely tell your kid that their belived stuffed animal needs their special doctoring skills for their outset surgery: a bandaid-ectomy! Try to make this a fun learning experience instead of a stressful 1.

Don't worry, RUBBING ALCOHOL will ready this! Here are the supplies you'll need: 1) rubbing alcohol, ii) Q-tip, 3) small-scale bowl, 4) flat-tipped tweezers, five) color-safe work surface, like a tray.

NOTE: it is possible that booze will remove some color or cause it to bleed, so test first on a hidden section of material, and proceed slowly and with care. However, I have tested this on a number of plush toys in all different colors (including bright blood-red), and non one had any damage or bleeding of color at all. Even if colour does bleed a chip, the costly toy itself will non be damaged (unless a part of it is glued together - think glued-in plastic googly-eyes).

A BONUS: Alcohol dries/evaporates quickly, and the minimal aroma of the alcohol will also dissipate quickly for a no-mess solution!

Stride 1
Pour a small amount (~1 tablespoon) of rubbing alcohol in a pocket-sized basin or cup. Using Q-tip, dip in booze and swab unabridged outer surface of bandage, especially the outer edges. Wait 10-15 seconds for alcohol to dissolve bandage adhesive.

STEP two
Using flat-tipped tweezers (Non point tweezers, which are more likely to accidentally take hold of textile and damage it), gently scrape the border of the bandage using just one stop of the tweezers (in open position) until a small portion of the bandage is lifted. Then using both ends (in closed position), gently grab the bandage and slowly lift until the entire bandage is removed.

If bandage resists removal, or breaks into smaller pieces which remain stuck, reapply alcohol (Footstep 1) and endeavour again. Just be patient, this Will piece of work.

Alternative Method Without Tweezers: If you don't have tweezers, cut the bandage in half through the middle of the department with the absorbent pad (where in that location is no agglutinative). This will give you a small place to take hold of the bandage with your fingers to lift it off.

Anonymous

April 27, 2017 0 found this helpful

Paw lotions worked !!!!

Oct 15, 2018 0 found this helpful

Hand foam!! Works fantastic, nosotros accept a mini Doc McStuffins who puts band-aids on Everything! The hand foam is the reply! Thank you so much!!

September 12, 2021 0 constitute this helpful

Dawn dish soap works every time for me!

March 14, 2022 0 institute this helpful

The balm worked! Thank you so much!!

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