No, I was wondering that too. Someone suggested soaking them in hot water and she was all "Yeah, I'd never thought of that one!" (or something to that effect) O.O
Well those labels are notoriously hard to shift. Still the logical option is hot water and her reply is "I haven't tried a good, long soaking yet, but I did notice that scrubbing under hot water helped a bit, so it makes sense that more time under water could help." It's baffling someone wouldn't try that first.
Maybe stateside it's different but here the goooff equivalent is not particularly cheap whereas jars are (ESP if you buy online) so I don't get spending loads to get labels off. If you want to reuse jars to avoid waste just pop a new label on top.
Actually, some people are just that clueless. I have a friend in real life that is even more lacking in common sense like that.
And goo-off may be more expensive than a jar, but considering you only need to use a little bit of it, really the goo-off is the cheapest most effective alternative.
I hear you, but lots of times I know I'm not planning on putting a label back on. Usually I'm leaving it "blank" or painting it. Still...I did side-eye the question a bit.
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Maybe stateside it's different but here the goooff equivalent is not particularly cheap whereas jars are (ESP if you buy online) so I don't get spending loads to get labels off. If you want to reuse jars to avoid waste just pop a new label on top.
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And goo-off may be more expensive than a jar, but considering you only need to use a little bit of it, really the goo-off is the cheapest most effective alternative.
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you have no idea
/snark
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