I had almost forgotten about this until I got a ceramic bowl set in the mail the other day. Growing up, my mom never used regular glue to glue the handles back on her coffee cups, hands on her porcelain dolls, chips on her kitchen bowls, etc. She used Carnation evaporated canned milk!
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Do you mean sweetened condensed milk?
No. Evaporated milk. Its not the same as condensed milk.
Will this stand up to the dishwasher?
I'm sure this is Condensed milk. Not evaporated milk (which we usually call canned milk). I haven't tried it but I wouldn't be surprised if it works. Elmers Glue is made from milk.
Pet Milk I actually glued a Christmas Angel with it today. My grandmother taught me this. I have never had it fail.
I've never seen 'sweetened condensed milk' by
Carnation. They do make evaporated milk.
So I would think Laurie in talking about the
I wrote to Laurie to ask:
It is evaporated milk. I've never used sweetened condensed milk, but it might work also.
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They both work. I always use condensed but I was taught with evaporated. And it does hold in dishwasher and Ive never seen it rebreak after setting up
I wonder if there's any "ground cattle hoofs" in Elmers? Elmer is a name commonly given to older cows, so I always thought it was because glues are made from the hooves? Regardless, you've made
What a great hint; will have to remember this one.
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