How to Remove Sticky Bandage Adhesive Residue from the Skin with Jojoba Oil

In our ongoing series of collecting all the ways jojoba can be used, we were reminded of its value in removing sticky residue. As we put up the balsam fir tree (we are in Maine after all), our fingers were covered with bits of sticky pine sap. A few drops of jojoba and a few seconds of rubbing and voila – the sap was gone. Learn how to remove and get rid of sticky adhesive residue from bandages, medical tape, and more from the skin with jojoba oil!

Jojoba is valuable for removing many types of sticky residue, there’s no need to turn to something petroleum-based. We find ourselves using it every time we remove a bandage, not only does jojoba oil remove any residual adhesive from the skin, but it is beneficial for soothing it.

We also find ourselves using jojoba on glass jars in the kitchen, if removing a label leaves a sticky residue on the glass, a little jojoba rubbed on will almost always remove the stickiness left behind. Sometimes we also scrub with a stainless scrubber. Customers have also told us they have used jojoba to get bubblegum out of hair and off of shoes.

While you’re at it, if you live in a cold climate, wax that snow shovel with jojoba to make your snow cleanup quicker.