is gorilla glue food safe?
184309
Suuuuure, I luv it on peanut butter and banana sandwiches when I'm out of honey
184310
don't use gorilla glue for food!! gorilla glue should only be used to "glue things together" ps. don't get it on your fingers. ( be warned) good luck
184311
Unable to answer this for sure. I tried it on chips but couldn't get them apart ... or out of the bowl.
184312
I'm not going to definitively answer this one way or another (due to legal concerns), but at this link: https://www.facebook.com/GorillaGlue/posts/10151282167662526 , a representative says it is (it refers to the original glue, not necessarily other Gorilla Glue products). To be sure, if I were you, I'd maybe call Gorilla Glue's customer service line, or look at the back of a bottle in a brick and mortar store. This is a perfectly reasonable question: "food safe" basically means safe for contact with food, after curing in the case of glues, such as to repair a cup or a bowl.
444527
I used this product to repair a crock pot; however, the top of the crock pot was broken and it doesn't typically come in contact with the food. I have the same concerns as you, so I would avoid allowing food or beverages to come in contact with the glued area. The glue/cement holds well even when crock pot is very hot. I'm fairly sure the microwave or dishwasher won't affect the glued area, but I wash the crock pot by hand and it's too large to go into the microwave.
1345616
I have never used this product for food, cosmetics only. If you use anything in food it should be FDA certified to be safe. There is no evidence that it has been packaged in a manner that would prevent you from getting sick if you ate a significant quantity, unless you refined it first. If you refine it then you would lose most of the properties that you are looking for in raw butters. Find one that states it is edible. Then you'll be safe
190431
Yes, it is safe, just make sure it is not around food and people do not have contact with it.
60876
I would not recommend use with food as it seems to not be sterile. It was received wrapped and taped in bubble wrap.
88671
Food grade plastic. Don't think you'll have any issues there. Have dried multiple fruits and veggies and haven't noticed anything that would make me wary of them.
901694
I wouldn't use gorilla glue on anything . Ever . It gets on everything and ruins what ever it touches . Forever ...
2137887
I have used this item and as long as it was sealed air-tight it did not harden . . . I have never heard of any glue hardening in the container in as little as an hour and a half.
426019
I would find out if the PVC is toxic should they chew it at the connectors. Also all of the glue I have seen for PVC is marked as do not eat and eye irritant.
1207419
Yes. It is completely safe. It is made with hay and materials that are safe for animals.
826887
Yes, the package comes with a tube of the glue. Be careful while using it as it is dark colored and very gooey. This is a high temperature glue. Using gorilla glue may work, but not sure how long it will last.
1364352
The FDA does not really clear any finishing product as "food safe" anymore. They do however label products as non-toxic or safe for "casual contact" with food. According to my research, almost any SEALANT produced in the US once fully and properly cured is considered food safe/non-toxic for causal food contact.
743280
Gorilla glue is a Hyde glue that is why it activates with water.The goof off will work with many uses, Gorilla glue is very tough to get rid of.Good luck.
1688001
My experience with this product tells me that the answer is no. I have used this product with much success on wood, plastic, fabric, etc., but you may want to try Gorilla Epoxy Glue or some type of Crazy Glue for your project. Make sure you read the labels first...the Gorilla Epoxy is nasty stuff!!
1703511
I am not sure. I don't have those here. But, the glue is sturdy enough to hold mice,geckos, etc.
1043133
there is a little triangle at the bottom of the container indicating #7. This container is literally made to hold flour. I can't imagine it would not be food safe and safe for reuse.
1416905
I have never tried this but I personally would not want to be heating the chemicals with food I don't think it is a good idea but it is great glue holds very well.