how do you remove secure from denture?
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Soak it for 5 minutes in a cup of warm water with a polident tablet. A quick scrub with a denture brush removes all of the Secure easily!
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Adhesive I sometimes use a dental pick because it is heavy thick. Clean out adhesive prior to cleaning with denturecleaner
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Dear Anthony: I have not had a problem removing denture adhesive. Before removing, I rinse my mouth with warm water and salt, remove dentures, use a soft toothbrush to loosen particles from roof of mouth and gums, then rinse again. It is a little time-consuming, but part of coping with problem of dentures!Good luck and best wishes, Lucille
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I use hot water and a denture brush and a lot of elbow grease and there is always some residue left; even after soaking in smoker's Polydent tabs. How do I clean my dentures to get rid of the residue?
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Soak in hot water for a bit then wipe out with paper towel .rinse off any remaining residue
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I soak them in hot water and denture cleaner over night, then brush them the next morning.
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I bought a denture brush and use it with warm water to get the Secure off the denture. If you use a lot of it, then you will need something likea small Popsicle stick to remove the majority of it before using the brush.
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Take a tip from my Scotch Mounting Tape instructions. It's a different product, but I imagine the advice would still work: "Use a piece of dental floss or wire, held tautly between two hands. Pull back and forth, to split the foam, and release the mounted object. Remove the remaining material with citrus cleanser (after testing in an inconspicuous location)."
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Denture cleaning tablets or a vinegar+water solution works for cleaning the bag.
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Its really easy, just use a hairdryer strong tooth Floss which will take a while. You can also use pliers
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Dentures pull right out at the end of the day, then soak overnight. The next morning, adhesive brushes off easily.
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I soak the denture in hot tap water for a couple mins...not boiling water...just hot tap water. Then start to peel from the back or anywhere it has start to loosen up. Peel until you cant anymore, then soak again in hot tap water. It takes several times but it will eventually all come out. I have used it for years and that always seems to work fine for me.
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Easy. Take something that is soft and plastic and pry gently along the pieces that clasp to it. It won't make any marks if you do it right.
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It was a gift for a friend's son and I told them to do what I do with my thermos. Go to the store and purchase some inexpensive denture cleaning tablets. Throw a couple in the bottle over night filled with water, then wash with warm water and soap the next day. You could also use a drop of bleach in water. I keep a baby bottle/glass brush on hand if I have something like juice which is sticky and I want to be a bit more thorough. If you feel there is an after taste issue, you can also soak over night once a week with a teaspoon of baking soda in it. Several options for you, I hope that help.
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I have only used this product once and found it too bothersome to use. You have to really put forth an effort to remove the adhesive. I will give it another try though, since I have had my dentures for about a year now.
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I have no interest in taking mine off, but it seems you would just remove the shower head and twist off the flosser. The person who installed mine used some pipe tape to be sure it didn't leak and that also should help with removal. I am surprised there is difficult with removal. Not much help, but that's all I can figure out. Unless you hate the product or are moving and want to take it with you, why are you removing it? the suggestion to use two channel lock pliers makes sense to me.
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You need to grind off the little pin on the retaining pin to remove it. Unfortunately it's a permanent solution.
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Soak the denture in hot water and start peeling. It's not an easy job, so be patient, but it will come off. I used strong tweezers on the hard places.
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I believe it will, however I do not recommend it. When it comes off it could mess up your dentures.
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Maybe...If you press, rub lightly over the tooth surfaces and hold in place for 10-15 seconds the strip may conform to the irregular surfaces. They seem to hold in place well and even are hard to remove if left in too long. Trays may be a better solution.
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Remove protective rubber guard if any and then remove carefully from the side.
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Mine sits sort of loosely, so when one went to chew it would come off I suspect. Many regions have dental assistance plans. Look around more widely you may find one? Good luck. This ain't the solution sadly.
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Just apply upward pressure to pull the device off. Very easy. I have about 4 of these around and love them. So much easier than the two-piece devices.