How Do You Remove Dried Glue From Plastic Surfaces?
The reasons are numerous why you might find dried glue stuck to plastic surfaces, such as plastic cups or children’s toys. The glue might be residue left behind from a price sticker, glue that flaked off during an art project or even glue from fixing something in your home. If you have this problem, you’ll appreciate how easy it is to remove dried glue from those surfaces. Set a hair dryer to low and aim it at the plastic surface for five to 10 minutes. This doesn’t always work, but if there’s only a small amount of dried glue, you might get lucky. Give the hair dryer enough time to melt the glue and then rub off the rest with your hand. Soak a cotton ball in vegetable oil, or any type of oil that you have on hand. Eucalyptus oil works great, but so do some beauty products that contain oil such as Skin So Soft. The oil breaks down the dried glue and helps it slide off easily. Apply the cotton ball to the surface of the plastic and rub it around to coat the entire spot. You’ll also want
