How do I remove the adhesive from my foot?
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You just take off the pad. It leaves no adhesive like substance on your foot.
1373065
We haven 't had that issue. the adhesive is light enough for one wear, doesn't leave a residue. they can be used more than once but adhesive is less. they are a great value and work well
1373066
I've never had a problem at all with any residue sticking to my foot, but I agree that a little rubbing alcohol would remove it, if it happened. Mine always just peel right off when I want them too and never leave anything behind.
285706
It would be like applying grease or a thick polish. Use a hair dryer and warm the shoe and apply by rubbing in . Then wipe off excess.
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Put your sock fully on the plastic portion with the heel underneath the plastic away from the open side. Put the plastic part on he ground while holding the 2 grips. Put the plastic part directly in front of your foot. While holding the 2 grips, Put your foot into the plastic portion that will be holding your sock. Slowly pull the 2 handrails slowly and your sock will slide onto your foot. Its best to use the sock aid when your foot is completely dry or powder your foot. Once the sock slips on the foot, pull the 2 grips upward toward your head and hopefully your sock will slide up around your ankle. It may seam confusing at once but you will get it and when you do it is a great help.. Put your sock fully on the plastic portion with the heel underneath the plastic away from the open side. Put the plastic part on he ground while holding the 2 grips. Put the plastic part directly in front of your foot. While holding the 2 grips, Put your foot into the plastic portion that will be holding your sock. Slowly pull the 2 handrails slowly and your sock will slide onto your foot. Its best to use the sock aid when your foot is completely dry or powder your foot. Once the sock slips on the foot, pull the 2 grips upward toward your head and hopefully your sock will slide up around... » Read More Put your sock fully on the plastic portion with the heel underneath the plastic away from the open side. Put the plastic part on he ground while holding the 2 grips. Put the plastic part directly in front of your foot. While holding the 2 grips, Put your foot into the plastic portion that will be holding your sock. Slowly pull the 2 handrails slowly and your sock will slide onto your foot. Its best to use the sock aid when your foot is completely dry or powder your foot. Once the sock slips on the foot, pull the 2 grips upward toward your head and hopefully your sock will slide up around your ankle. It may seam confusing at once but you will get it and when you do it is a great help.. « Show Less
1104377
You can take the cold-shoe off with just a screw. I actually use mine without it, just grabbed some thick rubber washers from the hardware store and mount them to the top bar.
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Instructions are available online for applying this item. http://www.sgbox.com/detoxfootpatches.html
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One thing I do is put down some duct tape where I'm going to apply it and then pull that up. Might leave some tape residue but easier to clean than the tanglefoot.
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Try a product by the name of "goof off" It should take the glue off and not damage the floor. Use alittle at a time
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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.
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No adhesive. It has a firm, grippy, rubbery neoprene bottom, so something like Shoe-Goo would hold it in place. However the lift is made of 3 layers that are stuck together except at the very back, so they might separate of you don't Shoe-Goo them together. This lift combined with a little Shoe-Goo could do the trick.
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Use uni solve adhesive remover wipes. You can order it from Amazon. Works great!
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.
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Once you've found the best spot for it in the heel of your shoe, glue it into place - the adhesive it comes with only lasted an hour for me.
988200
Lowes/Home Depot sell rubber feet with a peel/stick backing. Use one of those under the short foot.
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It's a brownish red color. If applied topically, you can do it on the bottom of your foot. It goes away once your body absorbs it.
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Sorry, I can't help you. I used the Shoe Goo to reattach some trim around the top of the soles on a pair of boots. I've never tried to repair soles.
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You could also try nail polish remover. Dab the spot until it is dissolved and then launder.
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I cannot quite picture your situation. The last time I used it (recently) was on a pair of shoes where the sole, about all of the front four inches detached itself from the shoe. I applied all along the edge under the edge of the shoe, pressed it down into position and smoothed out the excess. Let dry several days. Have since used them 8-10 hours a day for many many days with no problem. Hope this helps you. J