I have just opened a tube of super glue and have it all over my hands and my ring any one know what to use to?
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water, rubbing alcohol or if nothing else acid :P(dont really do acid)
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Wish I could help, but I dont know what I bindie is. (no I am not being funny)\n\n Any time I have had something stuck like a splinter or a sliver I use a needle. \n\nIf a bindie is similar, I hope it works. \n\nGood Luck!
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milk glue\n\n(idea) by FredPenner (47.6 min) (print)  ?  1 C!Thu Feb 02 2006 at 3:33:08\n\nDid you know that milk (along with a few other common ingredients) can be used to make glue? What fun!\n\nHere's a few recipes that you can try with your kids next time Science Fair season rolls around at school:\n\nSimple Milk Glue\nIngredients:\n1 Enameled pot (non-metallic)\n500ml skim milk\n90ml vinegar\n60ml water\n15ml baking soda\n\nMethod:\n1) Heat milk and vinegar slowly, stirring constantly until milk begins to curdle (separate).\n2) Remove from heat and continue stirring until curdling stops.\n3) Let the mixture sit until all the curds (thick white bits) have settled to the bottom.\n4) Strain the curds or pour off the liquid (whey).\n5) Place the curds on newspaper or paper towel and allow to dry to a glue-ish consistency.\n6) Mix curds, water and baking soda. The vingegar will react with the baking soda. Stir until bubbling stops.\n7) Store glue in an air-tight container.\n\nThis glue will keep for a couple of days, but once it starts to smell like old milk you should probably throw it away. This applies to all these glues.\n\n\nSimpler Glue\n1) Add one cup of milk and 1/3 cup of vinegar to a mason jar.\n2) Let stand until the milk separates.\n3) Pour off the liquid (whey) and discard.\n4) Add 1/4 cup of water and 1 tbsp of baking soda.\n6) Mix and let stand until bubbling stops.\n\nI haven't tried this glue but it seems much simpler than the recipe above and requires no cooking, which makes it easier and safer for the kids.\n\n\nA bit more toxic Glue\nIngredients:\n1tbsp low fat milk powder\n80mL water\nvinegar\nammonia\n\nMethod\n1) Mix water and milk powder until dissolved.\n2) Add drops of vinegar to mixture and stir until milk curdles.\n3) Strain curd and allow to dry.\n4) Add drops of ammonia to curd, stirring until creamy.\n\nHaven't tried this one either; I'm allergic to ammonia. But it follows the same principles as the other recipes, except it uses ammonia as the base to neutralize the acidity of the vinegar. I'd stick with vinegar for the kids though.\n\nWhy it works\nIt's all about the Casein\nAll of the above recipes use milk as a source of casein, the active ingredient in this type of glue. Casein is a sticky protein composed of complex chains of amino acids that can be used to make glue as described above or even biodegradable plastics. But that's another node.
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Compound W.\nThere is also a new product on the market where you can freeze them off.  Uses similar treatment that doctors use.\n\nI've also heard that the duct tape thing works well.
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Use Cigerette lighter fluid... it removes all sticky gluey stuff... :)
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get a big bottle. (i.e. a coke bottle. just make sure it's big.) ok, put about 1/2 a cup of water in it, and get some matches. Hold the match and put it in the bottle for about 5 seconds. Put it out immediatly if it touches your fingers. Then, put the cap back on the bottle quickly and squeeze the bottle. For best effect, but it against some light.
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I recommend you get some clear nail polish, or the clear nail hardener polish and just kind of brush the necklace/bracelet/ring/whatever.  It usually helps for a while until it wears and you have to do it all over again.  But it can help for up to months.  Just don't smother your jewelery.
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I've always just sprayed it with water.  You don't want anything too heavy, I would think that cream is out. \n\nCheck with the guys at the band store. \n\nCheers!
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super glue might do it,  i think the milk thing is for teeth.  but i would drive yourself to see a doctor.  if he is not in you can leave your eye there and see  him when he gets in.
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LOL I had the same problem! \n\nHere's the deal, it'll go away on it's own with good jewelry and cleaning. The tea tree oil may or may not help.
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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.
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Divorce is the only answer... LOL unless of course you figure out that it's not the ring in itself but perhaps a chemical reaction to a new dishsoap? Did you start using new shampoo? Any chemical substance that might come into contact with your ring. I'm thinking soaps because if you don't take off your ring to dry your hands completely that may be what's causing this contact dermatitis you are describing.
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Run very cold water on your hand and put some sishwashing liguid on it.  It should slip right off.  I had one stuck on my finger one time and I panicked and pulled and tugged to no avail, So I sawed it off with a file.  Took me hours to do it.
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Get it put it on your hand rub it in then apply to your neck and cheeks... "splashing it on" your gonna have a mess everywhere.
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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.
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cooked glue lasts well\n\nmix a thickish paste of cornflour/cornstarch and water.\nCook like a custard until it is translucent and thick.\napply while still warm\napply pressure if appropriate while drying\n\nthis worked when we were kids - should still work now I suppose.\n\nps - I am sure we used to keep a jar of this goop and use it cold - so maybe it doesnt need to be warm when you use it.\nlasted for a while till it turned fungoid I think
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put warm compress on it it does work and dont touch it with finger because it was cause by bacteria and that's what's on your hands they also have a cream in the store called stye but it about 10.00 for it so warm compress work i had one just recently