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EO Life Hack: Label Residue Remover
Have you ever been frustrated while trying to remove label residue from something? Well, lemon essential oil is coming to the rescue! Easily remove unwanted label residue from glass (including your old EO bottles!) by placing a couple drops of lemon oil on the residue and rubbing it off with a finger. Wash with warm soapy water when finished. You’ll be surprised at how easy this is!
Note: Don’t try this on a plastic product; lemon oil can actually eat away at the plastic.
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