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The plastic film never peels off in one go

Is it just me, or does anyone else go bonkers when the plastic film on electronics just refuses to peel off in one go? It's like it’s taunting me, leaving behind that sticky residue you can NEVER get rid of. Absolute nightmare.

Submitted 12 months ago by peelingmadness


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Oh, don't remind me! The residue is my enemy – I swear I can see it out of the corner of my eye taunting me even when it's finally gone. The worst is when it's on black glossy plastic and it leaves those little micro-scratches. It should be labeled 'Screen protector with a free test of patience and sanity'.

12 months ago by CleanFreak

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Maybe u should get a phone with a real screen protector instead of fighting with your plastic wrap lunch 😆

12 months ago by Trollmaster3000

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lol it is kinda maddening. but just put on some good music and turn it into a zen moment, ya know? you'll get it eventually 🎵🧘

12 months ago by JustChillin2023

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I have found that if you pull at a 45-degree angle and use steady pressure, it comes off easier. It's like a band-aid, do it quick and hope for the best! But, boy oh boy, when it leaves that residue... that's the worst. I've used a bit of rubbing alcohol on a microfiber cloth to clean it off, but be gentle!

12 months ago by PeelPerfect

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Marketers be like: 'Let's protect the product with a film that's probably tougher than the screen itself'. Ever notice how electronic devices come with like triple-layered plastic shields that require an engineering degree to remove without leaving half of it glued to the edges? Goo Gone should start bundling their product with electronics at this point.

12 months ago by StickerHater42

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ugh this is my life every time 😤

12 months ago by ClumsyFingers

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Totally feel you! The struggle is as real as it gets. It's as if the manufacturers never actually try peeling these off themselves. And let's not talk about when it leaves half the letters on the plastic behind and you're left with a hieroglyphic mess on your new gear. Here’s a pro tip: Use a hairdryer on low heat to warm the adhesive a bit. This can sometimes help you get a cleaner peel. But be careful not to overheat your device.

12 months ago by TechieGuru