How to store it after use? Once I use the applicator nozzle, the goop inside it will dry out, and the nozzle will be useless, it seems.
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Don't use the applicator - Just squeeze the Goop onto the area and spread with Popsicle stick and replace the cap. Keep tube in cool dry place
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I never use the applicator. But instead if required use a wood piece to apply the Goop to the surfaces to be joined.
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First of all, don't leave the nozzle attached to the tube after using. Remove the nozzle and replace the cap. Leaving on the nozzle will cause the whole tube to dry out.I find that the best thing for keeping Goop is to put Vaseline on the threads of the tube. That both makes a better seal with the cap, to keep it from drying out, as well as making it much easier to get the cap back off when you want to use it again.As for the nozzle, it's often a one-use piece. But you can get multiple uses if you place a large screw into the still wet Goop in the nozzle. Put the screw in from the large end, not the pointy end. Then you can "usually" pull out the plug of dried goop from the nozzle using pliers on the screw. First of all, don't leave the nozzle attached to the tube after using. Remove the nozzle and replace the cap. Leaving on the nozzle will cause the whole tube to dry out.I find that the best thing for keeping Goop is to put Vaseline on the threads of the tube. That both makes a better seal with the cap, to keep it from drying out, as well as making it much easier to get the cap back off when you want to use it again.As for the nozzle, it's often a one-use piece. But you can get multiple uses if you place a large screw into the still wet Goop in the nozzle. Put the screw in from... » Read More First of all, don't leave the nozzle attached to the tube after using. Remove the nozzle and replace the cap. Leaving on the nozzle will cause the whole tube to dry out.I find that the best thing for keeping Goop is to put Vaseline on the threads of the tube. That both makes a better seal with the cap, to keep it from drying out, as well as making it much easier to get the cap back off when you want to use it again.As for the nozzle, it's often a one-use piece. But you can get multiple uses if you place a large screw into the still wet Goop in the nozzle. Put the screw in from the large end, not the pointy end. Then you can "usually" pull out the plug of dried goop from the nozzle using pliers on the screw. « Show Less
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I don't use the nozzle... I just put it where I need it straight from the tube and then put the cap back on... Just looking at the nozzle, I thought that might be a problem...
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I have saved the cap, taken the applicator off and put the cap back on, wrapping the application in plastic or putting the tube and applicator in a zip lock bag. I have also just put plastic wrap over the applicator and secured it with a rubber band, you can also simply stick a small nail or pin in the open tip of the applicator and that works very well too (something painters do with caulk tubes) ... not a problem and it is a good product.
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The substance absorbs water and it not intended to be kept after opening. Also, once opened, its sterility cannot be guaranteed after storage. Nevertheless, I have stored unused portions by simply folding over the top and have successfully used it to stop bleeding several weeks later. I keep smaller packages of similar products around to avoid having to deal with the problem.
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I have never had any problem with it drying. The issue is that you HAVE to make sure all of the embossing powder has melted when you hit it with the heat gun - and be aware that it takes the heat gun a moment or two to heat up... just because it's blowing doesn't mean it's hot enough. Once it has warmed up, and your embossing powder is on there, it should "dry" (harden is a better word) within 10 seconds.
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In small print on the container the instructions are to store in a cool, dry place, best if refrigerated. Hope this helps. I really recommend this product. It has helped me immensely. LS
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It works great when I first put in my hair. But I guess I should have put hair spray on top of that, because after about two hour it went flat. But not goo.my hair is very fine, so I have a hard time getting products to stay in hair, but if I use a lot then I sweat it out. This comes in a very small container, but I did like the product. I think I will try putting a little more in next time. But it's not gooey and if it starts to go flat you can finger it back up. Hope this helps
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I purchased Tree & Co Butcher Block Wax Applicator from Amazon works great and I keep it stored in a ziplock bag. I have applied twice in the last month but I use my Butcher block a lot!
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A small piece of electric tape placed on the nozzle (tip) between uses should seal it. Some distributors carry a "blank" (no-hole nozzle) for customization--that would work, too.
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I found it usable 6 months later. I wish I could tell you how I resealed it, but it is at my workplace in another state, and it will be another six months before I return. As I recall, I used the caps included with it, and just made sure that the nozzles were clean and the caps firmly seated.
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Yes, disappears/gradually evaporates/dries up. Whatever you want to call it, the amount of gel continues to go away until there's not much left. I moved and threw it out before it was completely gone (or dried out) so I can't tell you what the final stage looks like. I ended up throwing mine out because I could barely smell anything after a few months.
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If you rinse it right after use --- its easy as pie. Not sure what would happen if you let anything get dried on it though.
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Depends on how you store this. Personally, I pop a desiccator into the mix and then wrap the whole thing in tin foil to keep it away from the light. Store it in a dark, cool place and you should be ok for at least one year. Hope this helps.
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I let it dry under a hair dryer for a little while and with the cap off let it sit for a few days. Put cap on and store.
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Hi, you can't reuse gishy goo. It hardens when it sets on your bracket. It sets really well and stays in place. Once you take it off, that's it. You throw it away. Hope this helps!
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Less waste with liquid. I prefer to put it on a cloth, toothbrush or q-tip and apply. Also an aerosol sprayer can go bad. I once had the sprayer on another gun product go bad, and I ended up throwing away the can while it was still half-full. These products are too expensive to risk wasting like that.
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The company says the pouches are not reuseable. I thought I would try it anyway and washed one out and put it on my bottle drying rack. It never completely dried inside. After a few days there was still water droplets on the inside. So I gave up and haven't tried to reuse them again. I really like this squeeze station though!
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I only stored it at room temperature. when taking it the bottle will only last a couple of weeks. good luck
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These (and this goes for all atomizers) tend to retain some of the fragrance of the product placed into it. I think it just gets "stuck" in the tube and the spray head. What I do is rinse it out with water then fill with alcohol and spray a couple times, then let that sit overnight. If the scent is still there I do the same with bleach. RINSE WELL before using it again. That usually gets all the previous fragrance out.