Why is it that super glue is so sticky, yet never sticks to the inside of the bottle????
371389
the inside of the bottle is coated with teflon.  also super glue is whats called a monomer (made up of one molecule) when exposed to air it forms a polymer (made of many molecules) bonding whatever it is touching.  like all reactions it takes some time for the bonds to form which is why you have to count to fifteen or thirty when applying it.
252319
it works the same as paint. As long as the evaporative liquid that is mixed with either the chemicals in glue or the paint are not let out of the bottle or can, the mixture stays as a liquid.
1052075
It sounds like you are desribing re-enforced craft tape.This is normally dispensed through a "Tape Shooter",which has a device to wet the tape as it is measured out.Don't lick it!It's nasty stuff.Use a damp sponge.The shiny side has the adhesive on it.It tends to curl rather quickly.
829408
pour it through some fine cheesecloth into a bowl, rinse out bottle and sprayer, place now glitter-free liquid back in bottle :)
205650
if you pour it carefully, it should stick together.  Water has a great degree of chemical cohesion, but it's not strong enough to keep the blob together if it has a lot of internal momenti.  If the blob comes out with some varying momentum vectors (if one part of the blob is moving one way and another moving another way), then it will break apart into a few blobs.  If you use a standard water bottle with a thin neck, odds are it's going to come out in a few chunks as the water comes out and the air alternately comes in to fill the space (glug glug glug)\n\nAnd to correct one of the answers, water is not attracted to itself due to its own mass.  Neutral mass only has attractive forces at very large scales (gravity).  Water cohesion and surface tension has to do with the polar nature of the water molecule.  Water molecules are bent with a positive and negative end that form, and while the positive and negative attractions more or less cancel out in the middle of a mass of water, at the surface the bonding is stronger because the molecules are essentially fighting to get back in the middle.  At the surface, there are fewer directions that a water molecule can orient itself without causing unchecked electromagnetic charges (which nature abhors), so they have to orient themselves in a structured 2-dimensional manner at the surface so that each positive end is facing towards the negative end of another water molecule.  This high degree of structure at the surface creates what we know of as surface tension.  It's the force that keeps beads of water on the windshield from spreading out.  It's relatively strong, but for a large mass of water like what would come out of a bottle, the internal momentum of different sections of the blob would far outweigh the forces of cohesion and surface tension.\n\nPicture a big wobbly amoeba, except if an arm stretches out too far, it breaks off into another little blob.\n\nBut if you managed to pour it out REALLY carefully, or if you injected small drops into the air with a syringe, you would get spheres, because there wouldn't be ebough mass of water for any internal momentum to override the surface tension.  And the surface tension would, in fact, make water assume a spherical shape in zero-gravity.
1058151
If you were like most children and had the white glue or used a glue stick (more than 5 yrs old) than you are out of luck. The glue will not come off without damaging the card. If you used super glue, it will eventually break down on paper, however the damage will have already been done and the cards will be discolored where the glue was applied. \n\nTrust me you aren't going to be able to get anywhere close to anything for them, best to just leave them in the book and chalk that one up to experience.
97055
Assuming you are asking about corrugated cardboard, then the white glue will provide a more permanent bond if you keep it dry. \n\nThe white glue will seep further into the pores of the cardboard and when it sets up will give the glue more hold. Hot melt tends to only attach on or near the surface
120633
I've glued many many puzzles over the years and have them hanging on my walls.  I have always started at the top with a thin coat of glue spreading it as far as I can before getting more glue.  After coating the entire thing, let it dry for a few hours and do it again.  I also turn it over (after it dries of course) and put 2 layers on the backside for extra protection.  You can put as many layers on as you think you might need, but 2 on each side has work for me.  Don't worry, it dries clear.
379338
because the tube will not contain air- therefore, the tube will not give you anything to replace more toothpaste with- its atmospheric pressure will not work, since the shape of the tube has conformed to the shape of the bottle.
201090
They often use 'super glue' in medical procedures because it bonds with skin and is non-toxic.  Not sure if it works with rubber, but you should be able to test it easily.\n\nThe trick, of course, is getting it off your skin when you accidentally get some one.  But there is super glue remover for that.
815027
You'll find all the technical answers in the link below.  Superglue is actually a polymer waiting to happen...when it is squeezed out of its container, it "cures" (converts from liquid to solid).  The curing process is typically caused by residual water...there's enough residual water on your skin for this reaction to occur there.
1016382
GLUE IS MY HERO ESPECIALLY WHEN HAVING LITTLE COUSINS VISITING AND A HYPER ACTIVE DOG!! LOL\nTRY GLUE AND LOOK UP SOME GOOGLE SEARCHES ON HOW TO FIX IT. :)
328854
no i haven't but i enjoyed your question, so ty. Maybe next time I use glue I will think this now.\nI bet the kids who eat glue haven't wondered this either.
1070880
Probably some of the soap vaporized and coated the outside of the water bottle. The water shouldn't be used regardless of what happened. A sealed plastic bottle would not allow soap in, and even if this is not the reason and there is some form of contamination, the soap not being responsible will not decontaminate it.
299320
Oh, you were using the Moisture Lock solution? That's sucks! I used to love Bausch and Lomb but recently moved to the Equate (Walmart) brand of contact cleaner. (The multi-purpose solution) It works great and is much, MUCH cheaper that the others. They even have a no rub type that is nice. Walmart makes their knock-offs to be like the originals so they have the same ingredients. You should check it out... :D
703120
You've asked this questions 11 times now (each time with the word "normally" misspelled).  I still don't understand the concept.  If you glue the strips together, aren't you concerned that they would be damaged when trying to separate them?  Why wouldn't you use a box or an envelope?  Why wouldn't you use adhesive tape?
203544
Super glue will work for a temporary fix, but it is water soluble and won't last very long.  Acrylic is the only permanent answer and you would need to have that done at your dentist.