Review on Efficient and Easy-to-Use 3-Cup Stainless Steel Flour Sifter by Mrs. Anderson’s Baking by Josh Ramos

Should have read more negative reviews. My Tamis Mesh Sifter (drum type) arrived with a large label taped to the screen in several places, much like the label on the bottom of a non-stick pan. This glue is much stronger than typical rubber glue and penetrates through the material. I've been trying so hard to get this glue off the net and I can't. If you are Ms. Anderson, I hope you are reading this. Please stop this practice. *** UPDATE *** Here's what helped remove 97.5% of that glue. I turned the 3 1/2 quart pot on the counter and covered it with a paper towel. Position the rack so the baking sheet/towels will support it. Spray WD-40 liberally onto the bonded surfaces and allow the remaining spray on the towels to soak into the bonded surfaces for a few minutes. I then sprayed the areas again and then used an old toothbrush that I sprayed (often) with WD-40 to clean the adhesive areas. The WD-40 is then washed off with dish soap. Everything is clean, dry, without traces. There are only a few tiny specs left.