3D Printing

Personally I use a printed scraper that takes double-sided razor blade to remove prints. I have a homebuilt CoreXY printer with a glass bed, not sure how that compares to you.

Typically, I clean the bed with glass cleaner, then wipe with isopropyl alcohol, then apply a thin layer of glue (just a purple glue stick even spread across the bed). I can get 5-15 prints out of one application, but that removes the residue. Wait until the bed cools down if it's really stuck on there, usually prints will release much easier after a minute or so (assuming you have a heated bed).

You can also adjust your z offset if bed adhesion is too strong. Some filaments need to be "squished" more than others, even within the same material type.

As a bed scraper, I use a putty knife that I've sharpened on one side (chisel grind, #4).

Before printing too-sticky materials (like TPU on my PEI bed), I put down a layer of glue stick. This is sticky enough for successful prints, but easily removed at the end of the print.

Maybe you are leveling the bed too close to the nozzle. Google some pictures of how a good first layer is supposed to look like and move the bed a little lower so that the first layer has good adhesion but isn't forced into the bed.

I would recommend a PEI print surface like this: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08L39BFVJ

Most of my bed adhesion issues (too much or too little) went away once I got this.