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How movable is washi tape?

How movable is washi tape?

I use this A4 5-year planner book to figure my life out, especially the kids time with their dad. I really like highlighting across several days when there’s multi-day activities/plans, but it’s a total pain when things change. I wondered about using different colours of narrow washi tape but is it really moveable? Like if a weekend that’s been planned for a few months needed to change, could I really peel the tape off and stick it on a different weekend?

u/Plastic-Employee-952 — 7 hours ago

Maths open day

I’m bringing my son tomorrow and really want to get as much out of it as we can. We register first thing, then Trinity for the morning and then the sessions for everyone in the afternoon. I’d be grateful for any tips on navigating a city I’ve never been to and a very spread out campus! What did you do to make the most of the day?

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u/Plastic-Employee-952 — 2 months ago

My daughter changed her bedsheets and I washed them at 60C. We didn’t realise there was a large lump of blutack caught up from when she put up posters until it came out of the machine. We picked off as much as we could, then I froze it - supposed to make it brittle and easy to pick off - but it didn’t make much difference. I think stretched it on a hard surface and used a smooth bladed knife to scrape off more, but we are left with this.
The internet says white vinegar or oil or ironing between sheets of kitchen roll. I don’t know what would be most effective to try first and I don’t want to make it worse! Any thoughts please?

UPDATE: I’m in the uk, and sprayed lots of WD40 on it and left it for 15 mins. This degreased the remaining residue. I then put lots of walking up liquid on it and scrubbed it together - the blue just vanished! Then a quick wash with my normal eco washing liquid but tho it has all vanished, it still smelled of oil, so it’s in for a full wash with other clothes and a stronger liquid pod. Feeling very optimistic!!

u/Plastic-Employee-952 — 2 months ago