How come Super Glue or Rubber Cement or Nail Polish stick to the inside of the bottle?
398887
It only sticks when it reacts with the air, Hence if you leave the lid off nail polish it goes hard.
509685
superglue needs water to harden.  Moisture in the air will do.  But under the cap, especially of a new tube, there is no air and therefore no moisture.  Otherwise it will bond plastic.
1064661
If you soak them in a solvent they will soften, but they may also swell a little.  Most rubbers are not resistant to acetone (nail polish remover) so you could try a couple of sample tyres with that or perhaps try paint thinners.  Some vegetable oils will have the same effect.
1098941
this might sound a bit silly but tooth paste, use a small amount around the area just a tiny bit and use your finger or damp cloth from the centre push outwards, or there is cd repair kits that uses different chemicals.
545619
fill the container's base with adhesives
69899
It doesn't stick to all other things. It'll say on the bottle what it's used for. I think that the insides of the bottle are covered in some kind of wax or possibly even a chemical (more likely the former, though), to keep it from sticking. Regardless, glue definitely doesn't stick to everything well.
9492
Glue sticks when it dries, and it won't dry much inside the bottle.\n\nSome glues may dry near the tip of the bottle after repeated use because that part is more exposed to the air and so the glue there is more likely to dry.
1101863
Thy soaking them in water with denture cleaning tablets. If that doesn't get them clean enough.soak then in water /ammonia. Also, a bottle brush will help. If there are still stains, use acetone nail polish remover. You might also try rubbing alcohol. Keep in mind that different kinds of "dirt" are soluble in different  chemicals. Be careful with the chemicals.  Avoid very hot water which may cause the bottles to break.
725476
put some gold bond powder down there.... hopefully it will not turn into some sort of paste
801343
it will come off in its own time, \nPs how did it get there?\nif its really bugging u , if ure really careful u could dip a cotton bub with nail polish remover on over the area to get it off, but dont swallow it ... \ni bet u were trying to stick a tooth gem on, let this be a lesson to you , young lady
493899
Super glue is cyano-acrylate. Guess what, there's already cyanide in the tobacco smoke you're inhaling (if it was a cigarette). IF you've eve smoked a cigarette down to the filter, chances are you've picked up some acrylate from the filter burning. Of course it's bad for you, it's bad enough smoking in the first place, but it won't kill you any faster unless you keep on smoking it.
128416
Super glue can stick to its tube, and it does stick to its tube, as anyone who has ever left a tube with the lid off knows.\n\nIt doesn't stick inside the tube because it remains a liquid until it is exposed to air.
973559
Turn it upside down to get all the liquid out and let it dry.  Then use alcohol on a cloth to remove the sticky stuff.
644087
A nail polish remover containing acetone will dissolve Superglue. But test it on an unimportant part of the car first, to make sure it doesn't take your paint off, too!
954254
The thing is, spray bottles aren't airtight. If they were, you wouldn't be able to spray anything with them. And it is the air that reduces the power of the bleach. Straight bleach that has not been diluted and is kept in a closed container does deteriorate slightly over time, but retains most of its potency, as long as the container remains closed. The reason for that is that when some of the bleach molecules combine with the air molecules, they use up all the available 'hooks' that allow them to link together. So the rest of the bleach is unaffected and only the surface layer (one molecule thick) will be weakened. \nDoes that make sense?
184056
Not sure if the inside is true stainless steel.\nI would return the item, to be safe.\nOr, the substance, is residue from manufacture of the cap, or the seal of the stainless and the flask.
572404
help is on the way: use sticky tape to remove it. :)