Rifle Paper Co. Garden Party 16floz Tumbler

I thought I would be able to bypass this without an issue, but it was my first time to be unable to take a label off. I soaked in soapy warm water first for over night, then cooking oil for a night, then used a hair drier. The heat from the drier "melted" the glue, which was smudged all over the side of the tumbler when I attempted to "peel and rub" then the gooey glue hardened. At that point, I just decided not to try any more.

The cup is very nice. As others have said, there is a 2 inch by 4 inch label that has to be removed and it is extremely frustrating. It is like the worst I have encountered. I came back to the comments to see if there were any clues. I can confirm that laying the tumbler down flat in a dish of vegetable oil and allowing it to soak for an hour helped to dissolve the adhesive and a soft tooth brush cleaned it off. It is also hand wash only so beware. I think the sticker is such a huge hassle that I don’t recommend purchasing it.

I was so excited when I found this because I love rifle paper designs. Whoever purchases those sticker labels deserves to be fired though. I tried different ways of removing it, I finally managed to get the label off but the glue residue is stubborn. Now after 3 days of trying to remove it they inner cup separated and I can't use it at all. Major disappointment. Don't buy this junk.

I love my cup! I was able to get the sticker off by soaking the cup with vegetable oil and scrubbing the sticker residue off with an old toothbrush. Then, I washed the cup with soap and water. It looks like the sticker was never there!

The tumbler is very cute. I've only had it for three days so I can't speak much to the quality yet, but it feels like tumblers I've had in the past that haven't lasted longer than a few months. The real issue with the cup though is the packaging. The sticker does NOT peel off. I know people who have scratched or destroyed theirs trying to get it off with nail polish remover or an abrasive sponge. I had to soak the whole cup in warm soapy water for an entire hour, peel back the outer edges, then soak for another hour to get the whole thing off. While it was still wet, I rubbed my fingers over what was left of the sticker to roll off the remaining paper. I then patted it dry and rubbed the sticky adhesive with olive oil on a paper towel. That helped but only a little. I cleaned the whole thing with soap, patted it dry, then dabbed the whole sticker area with a thicker coating of olive oil and let it sit for about 30 minutes before I came back to rub the rest of the adhesive off with a clean/dry paper towel. (Just about any oil should work, I just used what I had on hand.) This was a ridiculous amount of work as well as a waste of time and towels for a sticker that should have never been applied.

The tumbler is very cute but the large sticker on the cup is ridiculous. It will not come off easily. Because it is plastic and anything sharp will scratch the surface, multiple washes will be needed. I just washed mine for the first time and the sticker is not budging. I have used goo-gone before for things like this but be warned it will leave a residue until adequately cleaned.

I really like the tumbler but the sticker wouldn’t come off no matter what, I tried washing it like three times, I ended up returning

Cute. But the tag wouldn't come off. As carefully as I tried to peel it off, but top layer came off but I had to use goo gone to get rid of the rest. And it left a really horrible residue.