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Fixing a Refrigerator Door Handle

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Date: 05/08/2007 Topics: Readers Request > Repair | Repair > Appliances > Refrigerator  
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Is there a glue I can use to fix a white fridge door handle? Any other tips would be appreciated.

Beatty from Saskatchewan
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Post by sandy63 (233) | (05/10/2007)
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at work they used duct duck (sp) tape on the handle. it has worked fine with a large group of nurses going in and out of it all day long.


Post by Sheryllynn44 (8) | (05/09/2007)
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Gorilla glue is good. I also use Liquid Nails. They now have a new Liquid Nails that dries clear. I love this product!


Post by Andjerm (25) | (05/09/2007)
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Gorrilla Glue works well and is supposed to be nearly impossible to come unglued. GOOD LUCK

Editor's Note: Take care to keep Gorilla Glue out of the reach of children and pets. It expands in the stomach if eaten and requires surgery to remove. We've been trying to get them to have better warnings on their packaging for years!


Post By (Guest Post) (05/09/2007)
Gorrilla glue bonds to EVERYTHING!!!!


Post By Bonnie. (Guest Post) (05/09/2007)
How about trying some E6000 super stuff glue. It dries clear and you find it at Michaels or Hobby Lobby stores. It is really really STRONG stuff.


Post By Ace (Guest Post) (05/09/2007)
This will fix you up. You can get it at Home Depot or Walmart (sometimes you have to look in the sports dept). It's called Household Goop or Shoe Goo. It is the the best stuff & you can use it for everything.


Post by michawnpita (182) | (05/08/2007)
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Gorilla Glue rocks, maybe that will work? You can find it at Home Depot, Lowes, home improvement stores, maybe even WalMart? Use a little, it expands!


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