Is the glue only on the botton side?
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There is a small strip of material on the bottom that could be considered glue. It holds the trap in place to prevent it being carried away by a really big spider. Peel off the protective cover before you put the trap where you want it. There is another covered patch in what becomes the inside of the trap. This is the toxic material. I peel off the covering on the toxic material, carefully fold and connect the top of the trap. Then peel the covering off the bottom and stick it in place. Although I rarely see a spider, I continue to trap quite a few, along with other varieties of creepy crawly things. There is a small strip of material on the bottom that could be considered glue. It holds the trap in place to prevent it being carried away by a really big spider. Peel off the protective cover before you put the trap where you want it. There is another covered patch in what becomes the inside of the trap. This is the toxic material. I peel off the covering on the toxic material, carefully fold and connect the top of the trap. Then peel the covering off the bottom and stick it in place. Although I rarely see a spider, I continue to trap quite a few, along with other varieties of creepy... » Read More There is a small strip of material on the bottom that could be considered glue. It holds the trap in place to prevent it being carried away by a really big spider. Peel off the protective cover before you put the trap where you want it. There is another covered patch in what becomes the inside of the trap. This is the toxic material. I peel off the covering on the toxic material, carefully fold and connect the top of the trap. Then peel the covering off the bottom and stick it in place. Although I rarely see a spider, I continue to trap quite a few, along with other varieties of creepy crawly things. « Show Less
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There is a small strip of material on the bottom that could be considered glue. It holds the trap in place to prevent it being carried away by a really big spider. Peel off the protective cover before you put the trap where you want it. There is another covered patch in what becomes the inside of the trap. This is the toxic material. I peel off the covering on the toxic material, carefully fold and connect the top of the trap. Then peel the covering off the bottom and stick it in place. Although I rarely see a spider, I continue to trap quite a few, along with other varieties of creepy crawly things.
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If folded into a triangle shape as shown, the glue is only on the bottom. If you leave it flat and don't fold, the glue is on the middle third of the paper.
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Yes, but the access holes allow for full utilization of the bottom side area.
1493971
Inside of the trap is a wide (3 inch) very sticky surface on the outside bottom of the trap there is a one half inch strip of lightly sticky stuff to keep the trap in place.
1467066
You can do it without it, glue is optional. But some parts stay a bit better if you use some.
1241610
The joint where the glue is won't be pliable. The plastic further away from the glue will be if that's the nature of the plastic.
1707795
For the most part, no glue is needed. You only need glue if there's a loose part that bothers you.
140074
It comes with two sided tape and glue. We went by the instructions and it worked well.
1213869
Yep I believe so. I have two glue guns & the one you mentioned was my 2nd. I just used the same glue sticks from my stash. Jo
1113731
Yes! It is very easy to use and if you want to only use two side you can but there are adhesive strips on all four sides.
356450
Yes and also the inserts but no the glue. Check that the inserts are in the package when you order the arrows because sometimes they forget to include the inserts.
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No same on both sides. I really haven't had any sticking issue and have used it for cookies and for caramelizing butternut squash.
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Yes, it has both sides. One side is the fuzzy stuff, the other side is the grabby stuff. Both sides are backed by a strong adhesive with peel away tape. It's held very well on the things we've used it for.
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No, not officially, but here's how I get around that: If I lay down a line of glue ON A HARD SURFACE and then discover that it's in the wrong place, I immediately use my fingers and roll the glue to the side, ACROSS the glue line. Example: "I I" represents the edges of the glue that you just laid down. Hold your fingers facing - (at a 90 degree angle to the glue line) and roll the glue from one side to the other. If you do that, the glue will roll into a thin line and you can take it off the hard surface. On a more pliable surface (paper, etc.) this method won't work because the paper will tear or come up with the glue. So I guess the answer is that it depends on the surface from which you want to remove it. Also, you should remove it as soon as possible because the longer it stays on the surface, the more gummy it becomes and eventually it won't lift off at all. Hope this answer helps a little. Please let me know if you need clarification.
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Gee, I didn't know there was one. I use them on yarn to tag it. I also glue them into my book of post it's. They sell it here, it's called Knit Happy. LOVE me some Post-it's!Ok I looked it up... these are single... with the glue on ONE side,,, you want alternating glue on each side right?
742624
Depends on fabric. I put something underneath, remove when done, then hang so glue isn't touching anything.
757322
Yea you get every thing in there but what I notice is that the glue (adhesive) is flipped the other way around. So what I did is I cut them in to pieces and I put it on. It can get annoying. I use binder clips for like 2 hours after I put them on so it stay still
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Foil side is up, yes. I used it to line the cabinet where downdraft is for my cooktop so we just stapled it, but yes the felt side would be glued.
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Yes, if the back glue is strung... you can also fix it to the picture frame if necessary.
346660
You shouldn't have to use glue to get the left one on it should be really tight to put on, so tight you need some soap or lube to get it on. If you have to glue it as a last resort I would use some epoxy.