You can get rid of the sticker with "Goo Gone". You should be able to find that at any hardware store, maybe even your grocery store.

or try creamy peanut butter or even just some margarine or oil.

Thanks so much. I'll try the home remedy first and then if that doesn't work I'll buy some Goo Gone.
I knew I could get my answer at the KT.
Donna

For the pan, try putting some cooking oil on the bottom of the pan and let it sit for 5/10 minutes. The oil should make the glue release and you should be able to wipe/scrape it all off.

I didn't look at your "my page" so I don't know where you live but, I would think if the humidity is high in your area you might be taking a chance on mold if you leave the comforter in the bag.

If it were me I'd take it out and put it in the linen closet where I could unfold it from time to time and air it out.

I use lighter fluid on anything sticky. Works great.

Thanks everyone,
I'm in Japan on a layover, but as soon as I get home I'm going to try the oil.
zipper,
I figured I should take it out of the plastic, thanks.
Donna

I keep a can of lighter fluid for such things. It also does a great job removing black heel marks. Mineral spirits does the same thing.

Easiest, and least messy remedy: Soak a paper towel with rubbing alcohol. Lay it on the glue for a minute or 2 to soften it, then use the alcohol-soaked towel to wipe off the goo. The alcohol will evaporate, of course, you won't have to scrub it off like you would peanut butter or oil.

I use regular Dawn dish detergent or Totally Awesome (can be found at Dollar Tree) to get those pesky gluey spots off. Just put a little on the spot and leave it for about 10 minutes and then wash it off.

Nail polish remover works too.
You'll be fine storing the comfortors in bGS...AS LONG AS THEY DON'T GET DAMP...ooops...sorry...hit the ccaps! When you decide to use them, just air them out for a couple of days or hang them on the line.

Definitely do not zip up the comforter in a plastic bag! Fabrics need to have air circulation. Zipper in Texas has the right idea--put it in a linen closet away from humidity (as not in a bathroom closet)and unfold it and refold it differently two or three times a year. If possible, give it a good airing in the summertime, with a gentle breeze and out of direct sunlight. I can't believe anyone plans five years ahead--you are amazing!

I would not use lighter fluid or nail polish remover on the non stick surface. It could change the surface, or even be absorbed, and those are not edible chemicals.

I like Goo Gone for removing sticky things.

Linda

WOW,
I didn't think I would get so many helpful responses. My cooktop is new and it's a glasstop, so I don't want to use anything that might damage the glass when exposed to heat. Is rubbing alcohol Ok with heat once it's dry?
As for the comforter, I'm a really good sale shopper. Linen's n' Things was going out of business. I learned that each Tuesday they were marking down the Nate Berkus set another 10%. I went each week and counted the king comforers to make sure their were enough left. I ended up getting the whole set for 70% off. I went back again at the very end of the store closing and bought duplicates at 90% off. I ended up with two exact sets. So when one finally wears out I will replace it with the second set. That's why I need to store it for five years.
Donna

Sometime a spray with WD40 will do it. Otherwise, you could use a mild cleanser like Barkeepers Friend.

Everyone has already given you my ideas on removing the glue so I'll just congratulate you on a wonderful job of shopping!! Doesn't it just make you feel good to know you save so much $$.

Thanks again everyone

I assumed the sticker is on the outside bottom of the pan. So you can use alcohol or lighter fluid. I would use it on the inside of the pan too for that matter. You just have to wash it when you are finished.