Gardencrazy, I rinse the empty jug with hot water, pull of the label while the water is inside, dump out the water, and immediately poke a knife point into the softened round indentation on the side of the jug. Then starting at the knife cut, I cut around the indented circle with a scissors. The plastic is still warm and very easy to cut then. (Don't know if jugs throughout the nation have the circles on them, if not, just cut a hole big enough to reach through) Toss about an inch of sand or soil into the bottom to keep the jug from blowing around and to protect the base from burning. Set a votive candle inside. Light and enjoy. Oh, and take the cover off or sometimes they overheat and begin to melt. We set out over 150 at a nearby nature center. Evening visitors followed the lights on a ten minute walk to a small cabin with a storyteller. It was a beautiful walk through a snowy pine forest on a crisp evening. I'll be putting a few out by my home on Christmas Eve. It is a neighborhood tradition. Many people went to the milk jugs after a few years of rain "melted" our paper bag luminaries or/and put out the candles. I'll try to get a photo next week when we have them lining the driveway.

If you are "Karen," every google hit I got included posts by Karen asking the same question... I see how to pay for a copy of the panel, but nothing for free. EDIT: Here's the manual for free. GOTO page 7. The Model, serial, etc number are on the nameplate found "under the front grille." Here is a link that might be useful: Free Manual This post was edited by saltidawg on Mon, Aug 25, 14 at 20:32

I still haven't contacted Target. Going to do that now actually. Susan - You can't believe the shirt actually has a see through label or you think it's ridiculous I took the time to try and remove the label? While it would be easy I honestly don't want a collar on the piece. I very much appreciate the suggestions here and I gave it a go but I'll most likely donate it.

If it is glass, you could also try putting very hot water into the glass jar...that will remove those really sticky type labels. I like to reuse bottles and jars also. I buy those big containers of nuts at Sam's Club and the label comes off with the hot water trick but you can't get it too hot or the container will melt (ask me how I know!). Then you can remove the rest of the sticky glue with goo gone or even oil will work.