Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Can this be used on metals? I want to remove price stickers on forks & spoons.
Document: Works great for removing sticker goo from acrylic. I use it to remove price stickers from clear, acrylic bins and it cleaned them right up. No fogging or scratches after removal. Recommend.
Been using Duck adhesive remover for many years. Always worksgreat and saves damaging things with those price stickers andother labels that are hard to remove.
I am comparing this to "Undu", the gold standard of adhesive defeating products. Duck Adhesive Remover does what it says. Also, the warning: "Use in a well ventilated area" should be heeded: it is very pungent. Unfortunately,  It leaves an oily-looking residue on paper, so don't use it on any document or photo you want to keep. But peel off labels? That it does, and does well, at half the price of "Undu".
How are some saying that this is half the price as un-du? I see it literally cents cheaper & doesn't do everything un-du does. Even looked @ the un-du website for prices. $7.99, I can reuse stickers & doesn't leave residue
My husband and I use this stuff for everything. It takes off the goo left over after you take a price tag off something. It takes off any residual tape or stickers on products you buy/etc. You just have to be careful not to take the paint or finish off something with it. I couldn't find it in the store when we ran out so I ended up ordering it off Amazon. Definitely a good item to have around the house.
This product kind of works... I found that it required multiple applications to remove adhesive. My main issue is that it STAINS. I wasn't impressed. I may have gotten rid of the glue but I didn't want a stain its place.
I had my doubts when I first got this product. I had just bought a new car and the lame dealership slapped on one of their stickers to advertise themselves right on the back. Of course I had to go and peel that sticker off, and it left me a lovely sticky residue - on my new car. Needless to say, I was furious. I used this product and that residue was off in less than 5 minutes. The trick is to use the cap scrapper.
Not strong enough to remove a bumper sticker from my car. Will keep it around, might be handy for removing price tag residue, but I wouldn't bother using it for anything heavy duty.
This did not do the job at all. I just needed to remove stickers from our window and this stuff did not work AT ALL. I ended up using rubbing alcohol which worked a million times better. I shouldn't have wasted my money.
I use this remover to remove toll stickers on my windshield. It works great and removes every bit of stickyness. It does leave a bit of a residue but a good wipe gets it off. I totally recommend it!
Answer: yes