To remove adhesive from glass picture frames, you can effectively use a simple paste made from baking soda and oil, as outlined below.
Using Baking Soda and Oil Paste
A natural and effective method for tackling sticky residue on glass frames involves creating a paste using common household ingredients. This approach is gentle on the glass while breaking down the adhesive.
Here's how to use the baking soda and oil method:
- Prepare the Paste: Mix two parts coconut oil with one part baking soda to form a paste. For example, if you use 2 tablespoons of coconut oil, you would use 1 tablespoon of baking soda.
- Apply: Apply the paste directly onto the area of the glass where the adhesive is stuck.
- Let it Sit: Allow the paste to remain on the adhesive for a few minutes. This gives the oil time to penetrate and loosen the sticky residue, while the baking soda provides a gentle abrasive action.
- Wipe Away: After a few minutes, gently wipe away the paste and the loosened adhesive.
- Clean: Finish by cleaning the area with a damp cloth to remove any remaining residue from the paste.
This method is particularly useful for removing sticker residue or other sticky substances left on the glass surface of picture frames.
