When we fell in love with our two kittens last March, which we adopted from a feral colony cat rescue, our family's hearts melted. The two big-eared, calico/tortoise-shelled fur balls, with big eyes and adorable kitten noises, said, "Take us home." With a tiny paw grabbing at my daughter's pinky, it was a resounding yes, "Let's adopt them." After a few weeks at home, it was discovered the smaller sisters had a gastro issue; we immediately went to the vet and tried to resolve it so she could be healthy and happy in our house. Our worry and anxiety peaked waiting for a diagnosis so we could nurse her back to full strength. Seeing her playful again was a massive relief to everyone.
That experience taught us how precious healthy kittens are. So when it came to removing stickers off their new food bowls, knowing TakeOFF is safe for us and our fur babies is priceless. TakeOFF has independently tested the solution to validate its eco-friendliness and CA Prop 65 compliance, which is not true for all household products.
Removing labels and stickers couldn't be easier. Two pumps of TakeOFF, a couple of minutes to let it work its magic, and the sticker peeled right off. There was no sticky residue, no scrubbing—just a clean, safe bowl for our kittens. Removing any sticky, gooey surfaces or labels, stickers, or UPCs that need to be removed is a breeze with this product.
Cleaning your home is easy with our 1-2-3 method. Apply, then wait 2-3 minutes to let the TakeOFF solution saturate and begin to dissolve the adhesive. Lastly, remove and wipe any remaining sticker residue with either a cloth or a TakeOFF microfiber wipe. We also love the compact TakeOFF scrape because it has a sharp edge, but it is a surface-safe tool to lift the sticker's edge, allowing the solution to penetrate and begin to work. On your next DIY cleaning projects, use the Apply – Wait – Clean method, getting those projects done in half the time as leading brands, and TakeOFF won't leave a residue.