The sticky bit of a sticker is the adhesive layer that allows it to adhere to surfaces. It is a type of glue or substance that typically consists of polymers and resins.
the same thing happened to me and i just used hot water ad a rag. no soap. try putting some alcohol-based perfume on it, let it dry and then scrub it off by using a clean piece of cloth. I've tried it to remove size sticker stain from my dockers and it works What really works the best is duct tape. Just dab it on the sticky stuff and whallah!! Goo is gone!!! You definitely DO NOT want to put any type of oily substance on clothing to get these stickers off. It will leave a stain. Same with some perfumes because they have oils in them.
I read in Readers Digest a long time ago that it was a Native American saying about snow conditions but I remember it as "sticky no sticky no sticky sticky". And meaning if the snow is sticky and can be made into a snowball it won't be around long, and if it is not sticky, not able to be made into a snowball, it will be around for awhile.
Yes, oil is sticky because it has a high viscosity, which means it has a thick and sticky consistency.
Yes, sticky is an adjective used to describe things that adhere to surfaces. Glue is a type of adhesive substance that makes things sticky, so in that sense, sticky can be considered an analogy for glue.
You can make your slime less sticky by adding more activator like borax solution, saline solution, or contact lens solution. Knead the slime well until it reaches the desired consistency. Additionally, you can try adding a little bit of lotion or baby oil to reduce stickiness.
A sticker sticks because it has sticky stuff stuck on it.
A bumper sticker is sticky. It starts with the letter b.
simple. get an eraser and it will remove it but it takes some rubbing:)
yes it is, but there is a leagel limit. if your sticker is'ent sticky enough it could fly off, if so it is illegal
Use those special computer monitor wipes.
Soak the paper with spirit ( ethyl alcohol) and then remove the sticky tape.
It is less sticky than most gums. People with braces love this gum!
The "Sticky bit" in a unix or Linux filesystem was originally designed to tell the OS to keep the program in cache, even after it loaded, so it would "stick" in memory. Although it made it faster to load the program the next time, it also made it difficult to do maintenance on the program, and it wasted memory if the program fell out of common use. For speedy program accesss, modern filesystem caches do a very good job, so the sticky bit is not often used for this any more. Instead, the sticky bit, when applied to a directory, means: if a user writes a file to this directory, only let that user change that file. It is very common for the /tmp directory to have the sticky bit set. /tmp is a shared resource that every user can write to, so the sticky bit makes sure that users cannot interfere with each other's temp files.
Smiley face stickers can be made for almost free by buying sticker paper, and either downloading smiley face images and printing them onto sticky labels or drawing your own versions on to sticker paper.
Really, it sounds weird, but peanut butter works on sticker residue. Just put a little bit over the area where the stickiness is and let it sit for a while. The glue should just wipe right off.
If the dough is too sticky, you can try adding a little bit of flour to it and kneading it until it becomes less sticky. Be careful not to add too much flour, as it can make the dough too dry.
The sticky bit on an executable really isn't used that much anymore, but in earlier Unix systems it meant that the executable file should be loaded from the swap file rather than from the file system. For commonly executed programs this resulted in a much faster loading time for users. Modern Unix systems will still let you set the sticky bit on an executable but it doesn't have the same meaning as it used to, since current day loaders are much better at determining where programs are. The sticky bit on a directory means that only the user may delete a file or directory in that directory. This is usually used in a file system such as /tmp, which is world writable. Without the sticky bit, any user could delete someone else's file. With the sticky bit, they have to be the owner to do that.