How can I clean glue residue off things?
Answers:
Try toothpaste. Or try isopropyl rubbing alcohol. If all else fails use paint thinner but be careful.
Other answers:
wd_40
wd_40
try the Orange spray goo gown
rubbing alcohol
nail poilish remover.
If the WD40 doesn't work, try acetate/acetone nail polish remover.
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Its in a small bottle at any drug store in America <!--n--><hr>Freeze it off with ice <!--n--><hr>get a rubber cement remover. its a rubbery square thing and it would be at Target or Walmart in the craft section. It works great and its cheap! I have actually only tried it on papers and foamcore boards but for less than 2$ its worth the try <!--n--><hr>"Goof Off" works great! <!--n--><hr>After trying everything listed here, I finally broke down and tried my Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. I went around the house for 3 days cleaning everything that would sit still! It took off the glue residue, and all the other scuffs and marks that had been there for years and refused to come up with regular cleaning. It really is magic :) <!--n--><hr>Depends what kind of glue. Acetone (nail polish remover) works well on many glues and glue residues. If Acetone won't take it off, try goof-off <!--n--><hr>nail polish remover or lighter fluid <!--n--><hr>There is a product called OPPS , hairspray also works well , take a piece of parchment paper and an iorn on light heat , nothing with an oil base since it will leave a spot . <!-- answer-end --><li><a href=){kind=link}