In Arizona, when we moved into our home, we made the error of using the
pre-caulked rubber stripping to seal around medicine cabinets and the vanity
cabinets. These strips have since succumbed to gravity and slipped down,
leaving a caulk residue on the painted wall and wood cabinets. The sliding
rubber pulls off easily enough, but what is the easiest way to remove the
sticking removing caulk?
I am not worried about ruining the paint on the wall, but I am a bit
concerned about the finish on the oak vanity cabinets.
Thanks

Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks

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In Arizona, when we moved into our home, we made the error of using the
pre-caulked rubber stripping to seal around medicine cabinets and the
vanity cabinets. These strips have since succumbed to gravity and slipped
down, leaving a caulk residue on the painted wall and wood cabinets. The
sliding rubber pulls off easily enough, but what is the easiest way to
remove the sticking removing caulk?
I am not worried about ruining the paint on the wall, but I am a bit
concerned about the finish on the oak vanity cabinets.
Thanks