Removing a sticker from window

[Mel]

There was clearly some sort of sticker on the inside of the front window of our new to us Elddis. the sticker has gone but gluey remnants remain. A hot cloth has succeeded in shifting the glue a bit but it is slow going.
I don’t want to use abrasives as it is so easy to scratch plastic windows

Has anyone used Stick Stuff Remover on a caravan window. Is it OK?
Any other suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Mel

 

[Jcloughie]

There was clearly some sort of sticker on the inside of the front window of our new to us Elddis. the sticker has gone but gluey remnants remain. A hot cloth has succeeded in shifting the glue a bit but it is slow going.
I don’t want to use abrasives as it is so easy to scratch plastic windows

Has anyone used Stick Stuff Remover on a caravan window. Is it OK?
Any other suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Mel

I have used it many times over many years with no I’ll effects, but I would try a trial area first, perhaps on an normally unseen area with the window open.

John

 

[JezzerB]

Wd40 is good but is it safe on the windows?

 

[junglejim]

Hairspray is good for sticky stuff removal like cellotape on windows.

 

[Buckman]

We used a Goo off stuff on a previous caravan which seem to work.

 

[Beachball]

I tried Sticky stuff remover it was great

 

[otherclive]

Hairspray is good for sticky stuff removal like cellotape on windows.

Have you used hairspray on caravan windows? Given their sensitivity to chemicals that’s the last thing I would have thought of.

 

[Mel]

Thank you all. I don’t own hairspray so will give sticky stuff remover a careful trial. Have some at home so job will have to wait for the next outing.
Mel

 

[Jcloughie]

Thank you all. I don’t own hairspray so will give sticky stuff remover a careful trial. Have some at home so job will have to wait for the next outing.
Mel

Not only do I not have hair spray. I don’t have hair!

John

 

[Dustydog]

Sticky stuff Remover only.
Mel do not use WD40, or nail varnish remover or anything with petrochemicals. They will react with poly plastic causing damage.
Be gentle. Too much cleaning may make it worse. Maybe you need a new Woosie sticker😜😜