how can you get kids craft glue out of school clothes tried everything help ?

Question

the glue says washable but ive washed it loads navy blue any tips would be great thanks.

Answer 1

put the item in the freezer leave overnight and the you should be able to crack it off.

Answer 2

My household hint book, Haley's Hints, says that using vinegar on a damp cloth might remove glue, but that was for a carpet.

Goo Off is suggested by some websites. It's like paint thinner (acetate), so follow instructions and warnings. It might take out the color, depending on the fabric.

The other trick is to freeze the glue and then scrape it out of clothes. See instructions on the website links below. Also try an internet search for "glue removal". Good Luck!

Answer 3

I'd try steeping the clothes overnight in a basin of water and then try scrubbing gently with a nail-brush to loosen the glue before washing it again - think craft glue is supposed to be water-based to it should come out without chemicals but has probably got ingrained into the fibres.

Answer 4

You are probably getting the lice from her kids. Adults who aren't around kids much rarely get lice. The best thing you can do is to cut the kids hair quite short or else put it in a bun or braid. Never let them wear their hair down to school. Kids are very closely involved with each other physically during playing and its very easy for them to continue catching it. It sounds like you are getting rid of the lice ok, but they keep coming back. If you can talk to the kids about safety habits on how not to catch lice (no brush /comb sharing, ascessories in hair, touching anyones hair, washing hands frequently) and do something with their hair as mentioned above, it should help the problem. Keep things clean, including the house at all times and it will prevent more lice eggs from hatching and getting on you. OK HERE IS AND ADDED DETAIL: I had lice when i was teaching school, and the lice were resistant to the kind at the drug store so i had to buy a dr. prescription for Ovide sollution. They were gone after that for good. Previously i tried Nix 2 times and they were still alive!

Answer 5

What happened to craft overalls/aprons? If the glue they are using is PVA type glue then it is water based, until that is it sets and hardens. The only thing you can do then is to try and tease it out from the fibres and keep washing.

Answer 6

I gave up on the number of times my kids came home with that stuff all over their uniform. In the end, I just thought, well, if the school doesn't like them coming to school in stained clothes, it's their problem. They provided the glue. I don't like my kids going to school looking scruffy, but if they're going to get glue on clothes, better it's their uniform than their best going-out clothes.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Maybe try putting it in the fridge or freezer. Glue will become brittle and you might be able to pick it off the fabric then. Worth a try :)

Answer 9

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Answer 10

yes you can freeze it off, then once you have done that add a little whipped egg white leave for 10 min´s or more, this will remove the mark the glue has left behide

Answer 11

Try nail-polish remover. First try it on small portion of fabric inside , by putting a drop on the sewing margin as to see whether it affects the fabric colour, then only try on the cloth.