Anyone have any tips for getting the backing away from the fricking
label tape? Tryin to catch the corner is a bear, that's the only way I
know.

'Bout this time of year, winter, ;0, I can almost sand wood with my
hands. Nnnn, I can almost sand with 'em anytime akshully.

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Greg M said:

A very sharp, thin, blade?

"Greg M" <xxxooo27@iBx.EER.netcom.com> wrote in message
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Ask a woman or child to do it, smaller fingers - thinner nails!
You could try a sharp, small, kitchen knife and use it like you were
peeling veg.

Domesticated Husband

On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 08:12:14 -0600, Greg M wrote:

Tweezers?

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"Greg M" wrote:

Do it with the backing facing you, so you can see where to
insert your nail and peel apart.

Or use a Scotch tape, affix it to the front of the label, lift the lable
off the backing, put the label where you want, after it has adhered to
the surface, remove the Scotch tape.

To remove sticky label, spray a little WD40, leave it for a few
minutes, the label will slide right off. Very useful at Christmas time
for removing the price tag.

On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 16:58:48 GMT, "Liz" <liz@where.abouts> wrote in
24hoursupport.helpdesk:

I've used veggie oil in a pinch too. It works good on some stickers.

On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 20:11:45 -0600, @}-}-------Rosee wrote:

It works great on second-degree burns all over the palm and fingers of your
hand, too. No scarring or tightness, and I burned the HELL out of it. Blistered
80% of the surface area.

"Good stuff."

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That'll get the backing off his label tapes, alright... ;oP


On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 20:11:45 -0600, in
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@}-}-------Rosee scrawled:

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"Bryan" <nospam@nospam.cat> wrote in newsoiFb.7837$FN.5418@newsfep4-
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I'm domesticated too, but quite solo. ;-)


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I know Udderbalm. Quite good stuff!

Thanks.

"@}-}-------Rosee" <!!GigAntiCBoSomS!!@Nip..com> wrote in
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"Brian H¹©" <brian@invalid.absey-vine.co.uk.invalid> wrote in
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Heh heh. I'd almost try to knick/ dent the blade of the label maker to
create a ragged little stub to grab. Mmm.

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Mara <go@awaynow.becauseIsaidso.com> wrote in
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Yeah, if they've got spring-loaded rubber grips. ;-)


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"Liz" <liz@where.abouts> wrote in
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I kinda like the tape idea. My nails aren't really thin. ;-)


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Maybe liabel <sic> to get some nails *on* my back. ;-Þ

°Mike° <ZHNTPDWBLECA@fcnzzbgry.pbz> wrote in
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Heh, you never know.

On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 21:55:14 -0600, in
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Greg M scrawled:

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I really don't use anything because some of my fingers split at the
corner of the nail. Using anything that keeps them moist and , ah ..., I
just don't have time to not be able to use my hands I guess.

Maybe Neosporin. It would have to be anti-bacterial, I think. But I'd have
to wear gloves to bed, and that just doesn't cut it. Heh hee hee :-)


"@}-}-------Rosee" <!!GigAntiCBoSomS!!@Nip..com> wrote in
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On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 20:55:57 -0600, Greg M wrote:

Silicone Glove by Avon works quite well, too. I used it when I was painting
oil-based stain killer on the walls - that stuff is murder to get off your skin.
Comes right off if you use Silicone Glove first, though - and Silicone Glove
stays on a lot longer than others I've tried, even the Vaseline Intensive Care
water-resistant stuff can't hold a candle to it.

"Excellent for those with contact allergies."

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"Mara" wrote
This reminds me of silicon nodules dipped in chocolate:
Jesus H. Christ, those are Yuuuuuuuuuummy!

Mara <go@awaynow.becauseIsaidso.com> wrote in
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I've got some NAPA brand stuff, for mekenics, that's similar, somewhere on
my truck.

(Nnn) Kilz, eh? Great stuff with little ventilation. Yow-eeee.

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On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 23:02:35 -0800, gangle wrote:

Milk or dark chocolate?

I like mine dark chocolate, with granite chips.

"Great. Now I'm hungry."

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