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Old 09-03-2012, 07:53 AM   #1  
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I have one of the SU's adhesive removers to remove adhesive (of course). But how do I get the adhesive off of the adhesive remover? It has little sticky glue boogers on all four corners cause I use it a lot. Now I need to figure out how to clean it so those don't transfer to other projects. TIA
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You're supposed to cut off those edges (I find that my Craft & Rubber Scissors work the best) and it leaves a new fresh edge
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You're supposed to cut off those edges (I find that my Craft & Rubber Scissors work the best) and it leaves a new fresh edge
Oh, wow! I didn't realize that. I was hoping I could just wash it with something. So the eraser will get smaller as I use it? Thanks for the help!
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yep it will get smaller as you use it.


I remember this from another brand that I had, but also I just checked the product guide, to see what it says...

"If the surface becomes gummy, just slice off the top layer."

ETA: personally, I just cut off the worst areas, and it does become quite weird shaped and uneven, but still works
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yep it will get smaller as you use it.


I remember this from another brand that I had, but also I just checked the product guide, to see what it says...

"If the surface becomes gummy, just slice off the top layer."

ETA: personally, I just cut off the worst areas, and it does become quite weird shaped and uneven, but still works
Ok that's what I'll do. I'll also order another now, before I need it!!!;) Just tried it and Tim Holtz scissors worked great!! Thanks again!
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Just use sandpaper! I use this to clean my erasers and it works every time!

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You can also cut your rubber eraser up. Before you use it. Then it will last longer.

I cut mine into 6 pieces. And those 6 pieces....I cut off a little at a time.
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Thanks for more ideas!
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I've had mine for more than 4 years and have never cut off any of it. I just pinch the glue balls between my fingers and pull them right off and throw them away.
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I've had mine for more than 4 years and have never cut off any of it. I just pinch the glue balls between my fingers and pull them right off and throw them away.
I tried that, but I don't get it clean enough and then get my next card too dirty....
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I cut mine too, but only enough to get the little balls off. I've had mine for years and it has lots more life left.
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thanks. all were helpful
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I've had mine for more than 4 years and have never cut off any of it. I just pinch the glue balls between my fingers and pull them right off and throw them away.
Same here
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Kathy, you probably did this but didnt mention it and I am curious.....when I want to clean any eraser....I "erase" on scratch paper and any junk comes off. But I havent tried that kind of eraser yet. Sounds like I might try scrap WC paper that has more tooth to it with that one? To grab the blobs?
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Kathy, you probably did this but didnt mention it and I am curious.....when I want to clean any eraser....I "erase" on scratch paper and any junk comes off. But I havent tried that kind of eraser yet. Sounds like I might try scrap WC paper that has more tooth to it with that one? To grab the blobs?
I never tried that! Thanks. My eraser continues to build up sticky balls. WC paper is a good idea too!
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A stamping friend of mine trims hers. But after lots of years, I still just pick off the worst blobs, and carry on with no troubles.

I do keep some sandpaper near, so I may check that out, plus cure the curiosity. LOL

Note: If you haven't already become a fan of an adhesive 'eraser' or 'remover' .... you really do need to get one. It can make you happy. ;)
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I tried that, but I don't get it clean enough and then get my next card too dirty....
Kathy, is it possible that you use too much adhesive? I've had my eraser for at least 6 years (I pull off the blobbies, too). It's still square because I hardly use it. You should not have glue seeping out from under your different elements. If you do, you're using too much!
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This popped up in my Pinterest "You Might Be Interested In" email this morning.

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