You can use a spot remover, but it might be better for the carpet, kids, and pets if you use a carpet steam cleaner that uses hot water. This will melt the glue and remove it easily.
That depends what kind of glue it is. -I would try Goof -Off for removing unknown glue from a carpet.
If you had said the name, I could have almost certainly answered . "Industrial glue" is just not enough information. There are thousands of industrial glues with different formulas. Name your glue !
You need to be a bit more specific. If you are talking about an adhesive type tape, (duct, binding, or strapping tape), there are several commercial solvents available that will remove any residual glue. (Goop, Goo Gone, etc) If you are referring to the thermoplastic seam tape designed to hold sections of carpet together then no there is no solvent that will dissolve the adhesive. A professional will try one (or more) of three methods to remove seam tape residue. 1) Heating the glue will bring it back to a liquid state you can then try to wick it into a soft cloth or series of paper towels 2)Cut out the section of carpet & replace it with a patch 3)With a razor knife scrape the glue carefully from the carpet fibers Note that all three of these methods carry risks to both you & the carpet you're working on. Unless you know what you're doing call a professional. You're much better off hiring someone to do a small repair rather than paying to replace an entire room of carpet
The glue smell will soon vanish as the glue cures.
You can't remove it from rubber.
That depends what kind of glue it is. -I would try Goof -Off for removing unknown glue from a carpet.
Difficult to say without knowing what exactly it is.-Name your glue -
Dip a rag in Goof Off and rub it on the carpet glue, it will soften enough to peel it off.
Depends on WHAT you are removing it from - partial facts are useless for an answer.
If the carpet glue is dense enough to affect your tile cement then you should remove it by sanding. -If it's only sparse then it won't matter.
No, there is no carpet glue in cigarettes.
Try some good old fashioned finger nail polish remover. It works on super glue.
You heat the back of them with a hairdryer as you slowly pull it off.
It is generally not a recommended procedure. The abrasion of carpet on carpet will cause both layers to wear prematurely. Certain types of glue down carpet can be installed over existing glue down carpet. Check the manufactures installation instructions. I do agree that installing stretch in carpet over existing stretch in carpet is not a good idea.
No, usually the varnish used on hardwood floors is resistant to turpentine. I would rather use Goof Off if I was removing carpet glue.
You could use duct tape to put it together, or hot glue it.
If you had said the name, I could have almost certainly answered . "Industrial glue" is just not enough information. There are thousands of industrial glues with different formulas. Name your glue !