cleaning hands of sticky jack glue
1981216
I gave up after trying nail polish remover, acetone, goo-gone. After it dried, I used steel wool and soap. Some came off but ultimately I just left it there on my fingertips and it finally wore off a few days later. Good luck and wear gloves next time.
68520
I used a wet type of glue - maybe gorilla - from a hardware store. A bit messy.
1791144
If you cannot remove it mechanically using a tool that is softer than the material the glue adheres to, you must use some sort of super glue remover, and then may have to use a tool, such as a piece of wood or plastic. Most super glue removers must "soak" on the glue for a few minutes before it will begin to come off. Hope this helps.
616034
I would call a hobby store and ask if they have a solution to remove the glue.
479470
I use rubbing alcohol to clean both sides. I put it in a spray bottle and clean it with paper towels.
36466
Like another reviewer mentioned, I use Goo Gone. Pour a couple of drops directly into the pan. I rubbed the glue off using my fingers, which took a couple of minutes, then wiped all of the goo gone out with a paper towel, then washed the pans with hot water and dish soap.
1769385
If you want to be sticking your hands in as little as possible, I'd cover it with paper. But to clean it I use hot 50/50 vinegar water solution, either poured directly on grate and then scrubbed off with a sponge, or a sponge dipped in pure vinegar.(but you have to stick your hand, a hot cup and then a sponge in there but to me its the quickest way.) If you use a bleach solution be sure to dilute it heavy with water (like 1/2 a tbl spoon for a 26oz, &remove; the food &water; first).
758674
Acetone or nail polish remover has worked for me for various adhesives. I may be thinking of cyanoacrylate cement (Superglue.) Scraping with a hot instrument works if you can gain access.
188691
As directed by manufacturer. I used a non-moisturizing hand soap thoroughly rinsed and air-dried
1613223
Soap and water. It will not stain your hands, but be careful with every ting else.
1737384
Probably, but before I were to order, you can try rubbing alcohol. You don't specify what actual material the glue is on so it is hard to answer. There are numerous do-it-yourself adhesive removers from rubbing alcohol to WD40 but it all depends on the material you are removing adhesive/glue from.
149548
Try cooking oil or mineral oil. That usually makes that type of sticky material give up it's hold.
36468
Any petroleum-based solvent, such as lighter fluid (aka: naphtha) will dissolve most label glues, then a simple wash with a dish detergent will rid the item of the solvent.
2152489
Try cleaning it with rubbing alcohol. That usually works to get sticky stuff off of things.
874308
I used a product called Goo Gone, which is specially formulated to take off anything sticky. After that you have to clean the area with regular soap and water.
2135211
Try using rubbing alcohol. I use it for a lot of stuff and I have also used it to clean off the sticky stuff from the back of things. Hope this works for ya.
1846857
I used goo-gon (A YELLOW COLORED OIL LIKE SUBSTANCE AVAILABLE AT MOST STORES IN HWDE DETP.)- it is an adhesive remover. Put a little on and wait a few minutes and it disolves the glue.