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Weakly sticky washi tape: Some washi tapes use stronger glue to meet high-strength fixing needs (such as packaging and industrial uses). These tapes may require more force to tear off and are prone to leaving glue marks, especially on rough surfaces. Sticking to rough or porous surfaces: When sticking to rough or porous surfaces such as paper, wood, cloth, cement walls, etc., the adhesive layer of the tape will penetrate into the surface gaps, and it is easy to break or leave glue marks when tearing off, and may even damage the surface material (such as tearing off the surface of paper). Sticking for too long: After the tape has been stuck for several days or even longer, the glue may react slightly with the surface material or solidify, resulting in increased viscosity. At this time, the tape is more difficult to tear off and the possibility of residual glue marks is also greater. Christmas Washi Tape Tear off slowly: When tearing off, try to keep a slow and even speed and avoid pulling hard, especially for low-viscosity tapes. Tear off slowly to reduce residual glue marks. Heat to soften the glue: Use a hair dryer (low temperature) to blow on the edge of the tape for a few seconds to heat and soften the glue, then gently tear it off. This method is suitable for handling tapes with high viscosity or long sticking time. With the help of tools: If a small amount of glue remains, you can use an eraser, tape remover (surface tolerance needs to be tested first) or alcohol cotton pads to gently wipe it off. Animals Washi Tape While washi tape is known for its ease of removal, it is always recommended to test it on a small, inconspicuous area before applying it to a larger surface. This helps ensure that the tape is firmly attached and can be removed without causing any damage. Also, always follow the manufacturer's instructions for use and removal. When using washi tape, it is recommended to remove it slowly at an angle of about 45 degrees. This slight tilt allows for a gentle, controlled removal motion, minimizing the risk of tearing or damaging the tape or surface. It is worth noting that the longer the tape is on, the more likely it is to leave a slight residue or require additional cleaning. Therefore, it is best to remove washi tape within a reasonable period of time, preferably within a few weeks.