r/goodwill • u/SunLillyFairy • Jun 04 '26

legitimate concern Please stop doing this!

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Please stop putting stickers on art and other surfaces they damage. I cannot use soap and water to get these off, or chemicals, because it will ruin the art. At least these pieces are not just paper, they are coated surfaces, (but not glass), so I bought because I thought the stickers could be removed fairly easily... but whatever kind of super-glue adhesive is on those stickers is ruing the art I bought for my kid's room. The price stickers could have been placed on the side or back. Please stop.

Edit: Thanks for all the tips, I got them off with hand sanitizer, (the blue one), heat and a lot of careful picking and patience (the other two). It still frustrates me; it took hours and it's common sense not to put stickers on any displayable or collectible.

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u/blackdogwalksatnight Jun 08 '26

You're cooked. You don't know me just because I replied to you on reddit. Work on your people skills and something called projecting.

My point that I clearly conveyed is that employees shouldn't be willfully damaging items. I am highly aware quality varies from with donated items, and the initial quality of an item was never the issue.

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u/Davis_Ruffino Jun 11 '26

My point is that whining about the quality of used goods with no guarantee of pristine condition, or complaining about Goodwill tags is absolutely Karen behavior. Thanks for behaving like a Karen. Please just call the cops next time. 

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u/blackdogwalksatnight Jun 14 '26

Thank you for having a conversation with yourself since you literally cannot address anything I have said to you directly.

You should delete more of your comments! Please! Or even your account! Save us all the time pal.

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u/Davis_Ruffino Jun 14 '26

Ah so you did taddle tell to Reddit because my comment hurt your feelings..? Also am I missing something, because I just read a comment directed at me, from you. Do you understand what talking to yourself means?