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Hi. First thing to do is: sudo apt-get remove ros-* as Jon Stephan said before. Then, you should check your ~/.bashrc (as noted before). Check for your /opt/ directory, where a ROS folder may still exist.

Reboot. You might want to verify that ROS is completely removed by echoing ROS_PACKAGE_PATH or other variables.

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