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Removing nonslip stickers from a bathtub can be a bit tricky, but the following method is one of the easiest and most effective ways to do it:

Materials you'll need:

  • Hairdryer or heat gun
  • Plastic putty knife or credit card
  • Rubbing alcohol or adhesive remover
  • Sponge or cloth
  • Mild soap or dishwashing detergent
  • Warm water

Step-by-step process:

  1. Heat the stickers: Use a hairdryer or heat gun to warm up the nonslip stickers. Hold the heat source about 6 inches away from the sticker and move it around to evenly heat the entire surface. The heat helps to loosen the adhesive, making the stickers easier to remove.

  2. Peel off the stickers: Once the stickers are warmed up, use a plastic putty knife or a credit card to gently lift one corner of the sticker. Slowly peel it off the bathtub surface, applying steady and even pressure. If you encounter resistance or the sticker doesn't come off easily, apply more heat and try again.

  3. Remove adhesive residue: After peeling off the stickers, there might be some adhesive residue left on the bathtub. To remove it, soak a cloth or sponge in rubbing alcohol or adhesive remover. Gently rub the residue until it starts to dissolve and come off.

  4. Clean the bathtub: Once you've removed the stickers and adhesive residue, wash the bathtub with warm, soapy water using mild soap or dishwashing detergent. This will help remove any remaining adhesive and leave the bathtub clean and ready for use.

Tips:

  • Be patient while peeling off the stickers to avoid damaging the bathtub surface.
  • If the adhesive is stubborn, you can reapply heat or use more adhesive remover to dissolve it further.
  • Avoid using sharp tools that may scratch the bathtub surface while trying to remove the stickers.

Remember to always follow the manufacturer's recommendations or test any cleaning agents on a small, inconspicuous area of the bathtub first to ensure they won't cause damage or discoloration.

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