A For smooth surfaces such as glass and metal, you can try using a hair dryer on the low - temperature setting to heat the label, soften the adhesive, and then carefully peel it off. Organic solvents such as alcohol or white vinegar can also be used to gently wipe off the remaining adhesive. For delicate surfaces such as paper and plastic films, heating should be avoided. Apply cooking oil, Vaseline, etc. to the edge of the label, let it penetrate slowly, and then carefully peel off the label. Use a mild detergent to remove the remaining adhesive to avoid damaging the surface.
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