Glue and Adhesives

In the store you would buy hair glue/extentions, you can purchase a white coconut smelling hair glue remover. It will take out all the stickiness also. Its in a white bottle with a red lid.

I usually wash my hair, and scrub my head really really good with the shampoo and my fingers and pull out my extentions before rinsing the shampoo out, it will usually slide right out if you pull the extention out from the very bottom end of the hair rather than trying to pull it right off your scalp. You will lose way less hair.

To remove the glue left over, using the remover, get a comb and comb through and get all the big balls of glue out, then use a small tooth comb to get the small ones out.

Dont use baby oil, it doesnt work and it will just make your hair look oily for days.

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To remove fusion extensions nail polish remover works AWESOME!

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Glue guns are made in factories all over the world.

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No, better to rivet a piece of aluminium over it and silicon the seam.

Possibly,as long as there's no pressure behind it. -I will test that soon.

It is the sap of the tree and could possibly be used as the base for a simple glue if mixed with the right ingredients.

About an hour

Buy some Goo Gone. You can find this at Wal-Mart, Lowe's, Menard's, Home Depot, and most grocery stores carry it in their cleaning supplies section. The label will tell you what types of surfaces are not safe for its use--suede, leather, silk, and rubber. I have used it to get "white out" off of berber carpeting, gum out of clothing, adhesive marks off of just about anything. My husband works in asphalt manufacturing and uses Goo Gone to get the asphalt stains off his skin when he gets home from work.

Superglue is cyanoacrylate, which I cannot imagine being good for you.

Taken in quantity, I'm sure it would be poisonous. Fortunately the taste is so awful I cannot imagine anyone doing this. I certainly think even a small amount ingested would make you sick .

Super glue and Krazy glue

Because it is a totally different composition.

Most household glues, like Elmer's glue, are not toxic.

I always use 100% silicone and have been satisfied with results.

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I usually soak tins or glass jars in hot water and then use a scrubber after they've been soaking for a while. Sometimes, depending on the label it needs to soak for quite a while (say, an hour). I've also heard that peanut butter can help get those off, by rubbing the peanut butter in and then scrubbing it all off. Sometimes oils like that can get in under the glue and separate the glue from the surface.

No it is not. It is an exclamation sentence.

Most of the time I perm my hair to get the glue out and it works for me. Just be sure not to wash your hair before doing so. Remove the glue using oil sheen spraying it directly where the hair is bonding. Rub hard on the extension and it should slide out with a slight tug. baby oil works really good. Don't focus so much on combing the glue out just apply the relaxer and the chemical should break the glue up. It's kind of tough trying to apply the relaxer and you may think you are loosing hair but all of my hair is always there when I get done.

You can buy it at MAC, Sally Beauty, Walgreens, or several places online including:

.eyelashgluehq.com

.amazon.com

.sallybeauty.com

PVA glue is white glue, yellow glue or Elmer's glue.

this is just an opinion but you could loosely wrap the egg in tape to provide a soft outer shell, then make a cube out of many, many toothpicks and glue. next place the tape covered egg in the box and add a lining of straw between the egg and the toothpick box. then close the box and use a little tape around the toothpicks to add more of a stable protective cube. on impact, the cube should break open absorbing allot of the fall. the egg will hopefully bounce around a little. (without the bounce, the egg doesn't move at all] the pressure inside the egg will break it...) i hope this helped... idk, just a dumb idea Okay, good idea, but the we are talking about straws, not straw. The straws, along with the toothpicks and glue could make a substantial tinker toy type protective box. Built into a box consisting of two inch squares, a 20" box would have 10 layers of shock absorption Or, build a round ball with the straws and toothpicks to build a Mar's rover type balloon cushion. Of, course with the egg wrapped and suspended inside with the tape.

Goo Gone or Goof Off.

Go to a sporting goods store. I have tented all my life and have used canvas patches with a glue sold as a package. That should do it.