Sticker on my microfiber!

S

Swedish

New member
Hey all,



I just received my Sonus Towel Kit and am going to put it to good use today. I washed them all last night with the Wonder Wasche on gentle and cold/cold in my washer, then air dried them on a drying rack and they are soft as can be.



My main problem is one of the green towels won't let go of its sticker! I didn't wash it for fear of contaminating the other towels. The sticker only mostly came off, but a lot of glue and paper bits are stuck on the fibers.



Does anyone have any ideas how to get this stuff off safely? I'm afraid to use anything that would damage the towel.
 
mikebai1990 said:
A sticker? I never knew that Sonus towels would have stickers on their towels...
Click to expand...

The stickers are only on the green towels, because they are "edgeless". The other towels had normal tag style stickers sewn into the seams.
 
I've don't recall having huge problems getting those stickers off. Perhaps the residue will come off in the wash. I'd email Perfect Shine and ask them, perhaps they will have a suggestion for removal or will swap you a new towel.
 
We have had this happen when people wash the towels and forget to take the sticker off and usually a little rubbing alcohol does the trick. If not, please contact me with your order information and I will take care of you. Lynn @ ThePerfectShine.com



Lynn
 
Lynn Phillips said:
We have had this happen when people wash the towels and forget to take the sticker off and usually a little rubbing alcohol does the trick. If not, please contact me with your order information and I will take care of you. Lynn @ ThePerfectShine.com



Lynn
Click to expand...

Thanks Lynn, I will try that.
 
Lynn Phillips said:
We have had this happen when people wash the towels and forget to take the sticker off and usually a little rubbing alcohol does the trick. If not, please contact me with your order information and I will take care of you. Lynn @ ThePerfectShine.com



Lynn
Click to expand...

Thanks again Lynn, the rubbing alcohol worked like a charm!
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top