How do I remove a sticker from my product?
If you have a sticky sticker on your product, the best way to remove it is by gently (and very slowly) peeling it off. Toppling furniture labels are permanent and should not be removed.
Standard Product Sticker
Some IKEA products will have a product sticker that identifies the article number and other relevant information. If you would like to remove it, here are some tips.
- Peel the sticker off slowly and gently. Removing it too quickly may leave behind residue or parts of the sticker.
- For glass or plastic items, try using rubbing alcohol or eucalyptus oil to gently remove the sticker.
- If possible, soak the item in warm, soapy water for a few minutes before gently scrubbing the sticker.
- If glue residue is left behind, use a soft eraser to rub it off.
Toppling Furniture Label
Toppling furniture labels are permanent, durable, and should not be removed.
IKEA introduced these labels in compliance with the Australian Government's mandatory standard for toppling furniture, which aims to reduce the risk of death and injury. These labels serve as a permanent, visible warning to keep furniture secured to the wall.
To learn more about how IKEA Australia meets these requirements, read the Toppling Furniture article.
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