How easy will it be to remove the product from the glass later?
1787556
I would guess it will be quite a bit of work, depending on how long its been on the glass. I would think it would need to be saturated with water/ glass cleaner and probaly use a scraper. Hope this helps.
1792510
I had no issues with removing it, normally will use a wipe and clear up any left over residue which is minimal.
817565
you shouldnt normally need to remove the beaker.. if it came out easily then you might be in more of a danger of it just falling out when pouring. it is very easy to wash though. another good thing from my experience, is that the frame covers more of the glass surface, so it is better protected. i have broken several of these, but they make amazing coffee so i have to have one. this one has lasted. when cleaning you only need to remove the top and screen plunger assembly, use a rubber spatula to scoop out the grinds, and rinse with warm water. never ever ever ever use a metal spoon. take it from me.. for some reason it cracks the glass, even when you are very careful. IF you need to remove the beaker.. say it cracks and needs replacing, then soaking it in very hot water will help to remove it... so when making your coffee make sure you dont turn the beaker... i found this out with my first one...i couldnt figure out why the pour spout was shifting slightly.. when it cools down it doesnt move very easily, if at all.....lol hope this helps
590539
Not at all in my experience, but I'd expect to at least use some Windex after you remove it. You're likely to smudge the windows pretty badly putting it on or taking it off.
1396729
It depends on what your definition of "easily" is. It can be peeled from the glass window pane and it does not damage the glass. But, it takes a little effort; otherwise, the film would be falling off the window when you do not want it to come off. Loosening the edge with a single edge razor blade or a scraper used to remove paint from glass and then using a spray bottle of water that includes a little dish-wash detergent will help to re-wet the adhesive holding the film to the glass. Glass has much greater hardness/resistance to tearing or scratching than the plastic film.
1829451
Depends on your project. This is oil-based, so it's not like you could use things found in your kitchen cleaning supplies. The good thing is that its glass so its not like you baked it into the ceramic glaze or anything in the oven. A slab of glass or something, this paint should be easy to scrape off. You just want to be gentle not to scratch the glass in the process. Your other option is to use paint remover (you can probably buy this from craft or hardware store - basic idea is that you will need to make sure it is suitable for oil-based paint) and a paper towel/rag. But you should still scrape first because otherwise you may just end up smearing paint. The paint remover will be very strong / toxic, so I just recommend seeing if you can gently scrape this off.
585134
Get a small paint brush and apply a thick coat to both sides of your glasses. Leave it for about 45 minutes and then rinse it off. If it doesn't get everything off the first time, repeat the process
958796
Yes, it's not difficult at all. I use the bottle scrubber and just rinse all the pieces off.
1016746
Short answer, yes. Long answer, it will be hard to do the longer it has cured on the glass. You may have to resort to a lot of elbow grease/razor blade/magic eraser fun.
481278
I've tried to remove it (off the glass) with sharp blades, but failed. So I don't know how to remove it yet. Maybe you can try using paint thinner. Good luck.
845112
Very easy. Just be careful of not bumping the glass edges. Also, save the packaging
1572621
Since it has been put up, we have not removed it.. but when we were applying it, it was very easy to reposition. The adhesive is strong enough to cling to the glass, but not so strong that it will leave a residue. Hope this helps.
1166989
I haven't done it, but you might try carefully scraping it off with an exacto knife and/or maybe some acetone. Good luck.
657446
The glass portion needs to be unscrewed from the rest of the assembly. Pull the bottom silver cover off grasp the glass a nd twist it off. Thanks! We love our customers!
1426842
Sharing something I discovered... Easiest way to remove labels with permanent adhesives: microwave entire object (okay for glass, plastic, ceramics) for 10-30 seconds (depending on microwave power), and they will peel right off, glue and all. There may be a bit of residue, but that will wash off with a detergent no problem.
2203262
I would say no simply because it probably won't go back on right once you remove it. As the below comment states...you just need to keep "locked" for transport...otherwise just leave it on top of the glass holder....wash it well (or we place it in the dishwasher)
525236
yes, it is very easy to remove. i took it off & stored it. very simple to do.