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What kind of glue does glitter glue count as ? What is the best method for cleaning please ? 
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Since this stuff is sold as suitable for children I would expect it to be a water soluble glue.
As an aside, you probably know by now that the glitter in that stuff goes absolutely everywhere and turns up years later. Who else out there thinks that this would be a jolly good test for anybody who wants to work in the nuclear industry?
"Here's a jar full of glitter in water. I want all the glitter in this jar and all the water in that one. If so much as one fragment of glitter is found anywhere else - you fail!"
As an aside, you probably know by now that the glitter in that stuff goes absolutely everywhere and turns up years later. Who else out there thinks that this would be a jolly good test for anybody who wants to work in the nuclear industry?
"Here's a jar full of glitter in water. I want all the glitter in this jar and all the water in that one. If so much as one fragment of glitter is found anywhere else - you fail!"
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A bit similar to removing
a) the smell of cat pee from a car
b) removing all the glass fragments from inside a car, after one of the windows has been broken.
Both only solvable by selling the car, in the case of a) it may even be a write off
Sorry, no idea about glitter glue.. or nuclear chemistry
a) the smell of cat pee from a car
b) removing all the glass fragments from inside a car, after one of the windows has been broken.
Both only solvable by selling the car, in the case of a) it may even be a write off
Sorry, no idea about glitter glue.. or nuclear chemistry
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Would think it is just child friendly PVA glue.
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