Is glue made of horse sperm?

Answer 1

huh i used to work at a glue factory and we did use horse semen to make glue granted we put it through several different machines that essentially rendered it as glue though we did have 8 stallions hooked up to "milking" machines and we produced glue so i exstrapolated that the glue was made from the well stuff

Answer 2

No it is not. Glue is made from connective tissues. Glue also does not come from just horses but any animal that has the right amounts of the tissue needed to make the glue.

Answer 3

Glue was originally made by rendering down animals and using the collagen to make adhesives. So yes in the past horses, along with cows, pigs, sheep, goats and any other animal that was sent to a rendering plant was made into glue amongst other things.

Answer 4

Many years ago a common use for dead horses and similar animals was for the hooves and ligaments to be rendered down to make glue. This is now done only for specialist antique restoration glues. Virtually every common glue produced now is of a synthetic, chemical base.

Answer 5

glue isn't made of horses just horse hair they usally shave the horse after it had died and process it to make sevral items such as glue and instrument bows

ANS 2 -Modern glues do not have any animal parts.

Answer 6

A hundred years ago, yes. It is made out of connective tissue. Elmer's was accused of it recently.

Answer 7

Not any longer,most glues now are chemical based.

Answer 8

lol. Actually, it is made from connective tissues of a horse (or other animal), which are usually found in their hooves, joints, bones, and other areas containing their cartilage.

Answer 9

No, glue is not made from horses or horse manure.

ANS 2 -Almost all modern glues and adhesives are chemical based.

Answer 10

Glue used to be made with animal products such as hooves, but it is no longer used in modern glues.