Prepare new dinnerware, flatware, and stemware for guests without scraping at stubborn stickers. This spray gel breaks down the price tags, barcode labels, and sticky residue that come on new tabletop pieces, so every plate, fork, and glass is ready for service. The drip-free gel stays where you spray it, even on the curved underside of a plate or the stem of a wine glass. That lets it work into the adhesive with no mess on the counter. It also handles tape, grease, gum, and other sticky messes around the property.

 

How to Remove Labels from Dinnerware, Flatware & Stemware:

1. Soak first. Place pieces in hot, soapy water for 10 to 15 minutes. On many items the paper label will slide right off, leaving only a thin film of adhesive. Skip the dishwasher, since a dishwasher cycle can bake the residue on harder.
2. Spray with Goo Gone. Apply the gel directly to any remaining label or residue and let it sit for a minute or two.
3. Wipe or scrape with plastic, never metal. Use a plastic scraper to lift the residue without scratching the glaze on ceramic or the finish on flatware. Avoid steel wool and abrasive pads.
4. Wash before use. Wash all pieces in hot, soapy water to remove any remaining gel before they go into service.

 

• # Pieces In Set: 1 bottle
• Shape: Spray bottle
• Measurements: 12 oz
• Base Material: Drip-free spray gel
• Care/Safety: Test first on a hidden spot. Follow all label directions and store out of reach of children.
• Material: Plastic spray bottle with trigger dispenser
• Style: The finishing step for every new tabletop order, so the only thing your guests notice is the table.

Prepare new dinnerware, flatware, and stemware for guests without scraping at stubborn stickers. This spray gel breaks down the price tags, barcode labels, and sticky residue that come on new tabletop pieces, so every plate, fork, and glass is ready for service. The drip-free gel stays where you spray it, even on the curved underside of a plate or the stem of a wine glass. That lets it work into the adhesive with no mess on the counter. It also handles tape, grease, gum, and other sticky messes around the property.

 

How to Remove Labels from Dinnerware, Flatware & Stemware:

1. Soak first. Place pieces in hot, soapy water for 10 to 15 minutes. On many items the paper label will slide right off, leaving only a thin film of adhesive. Skip the dishwasher, since a dishwasher cycle can bake the residue on harder.
2. Spray with Goo Gone. Apply the gel directly to any remaining label or residue and let it sit for a minute or two.
3. Wipe or scrape with plastic, never metal. Use a plastic scraper to lift the residue without scratching the glaze on ceramic or the finish on flatware. Avoid steel wool and abrasive pads.
4. Wash before use. Wash all pieces in hot, soapy water to remove any remaining gel before they go into service.

 

• # Pieces In Set: 1 bottle
• Shape: Spray bottle
• Measurements: 12 oz
• Base Material: Drip-free spray gel
• Care/Safety: Test first on a hidden spot. Follow all label directions and store out of reach of children.
• Material: Plastic spray bottle with trigger dispenser
• Style: The finishing step for every new tabletop order, so the only thing your guests notice is the table.