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What is the best way to remove sticker residue left on mirrors?

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wd-40
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rubbing alcohol

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Nail polish remover and cigarette lighter fluid always worked for me.
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RUBBING ALCOHOL!!
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Water
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Remove the paper bit of the sticker then spray the sticker with hairspray and the sticky will come straight off.

Sounds mad but it does work.
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Razor blades can leave scratches even in glass. Use nail polish remover or rubbing alcohol.
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Rubbing Alcohol
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Razor blade and alcohol
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The best product is called GooGone, available in a 2 oz plastic bottle with a dispenser tip. It will usually remove most any adhesive residue. Another simple process, is to use a dab of mayonese rubbed into the spot, wiped off, then the glass is cleaned with regular glass cleaner.
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get a hot rage and scrub it
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Rubbing Alcohol or goo gone
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razor blade...seriously...for both mirrors and windows. i worked at a car dealership and we used razor blades to get the 'stickies" off the windows from the msrp sticker when we sold the car. just hold the blade as close as possible to the mirror and it'll work great!
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rubbing alcohol, WD-40 or even lestoil. Then you need to wash the mirror though!
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GOOGONE MOS DEF...
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Use mayonnaise.

next time remove sticker, heat it with hairdryer for short time.
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Dip a q-tip in cooking oil..smear the oil over the residue. Then clean the mirror with hot soapy water.
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she dosent have wd 40 DUHHHH take some gas it works well rubbin alcohol too
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Use oil. Cooking oil or mineral oil.
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Seriously, Goo Gone is my product of choice for this. Works beautifully, and it's environmentally safe.

http://www.googone.com/
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Buy some "GooGone" spray at the store.
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wd-40 works everytime
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razor blade!!!!
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Just did this this morning. Soak a cotton ball with fingernail polish and apply the cotton ball on the spot for several minutes. Works great!!!
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