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Super Glue On Hands

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Date: 07/17/2005 Topics: Cleaning > Advice | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How can I remove dried super glue from my hands?

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Post By (Guest Post) (10/17/2008)
Nothing worked for me. Any other ideas? Do you use the nail file while the neosporin is still on the fingers? Any ideas how to get it off corian counters?

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Post By alldeepblue (Guest Post) (08/01/2008)
Terrific tips! I just had super glue all over my hand and no access to acetone. I didn't have petroleum jelly or neosporin, but I used petroleum-based lip balm that I had in my work desk drawer and a nail file. whoo hoo! All gone.

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Post By Ryan Platte (Guest Post) (05/31/2008)
So thankful for this page! We didn't have acetone or Vaseline, but we did have A&D ointment based on petroleum jelly. It worked, zero pain and as if nothing happened.

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Post By Sunshine (Guest Post) (05/14/2008)
I just wanted to say that, I had super glue all over my fingers and of course freaked out, I checked this post and tried the neosporin and it worked like a charm. You rub it on the areas that are affected and then I took a nail file and it really worked great, thanks for the advice.

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Post By Nancy (Guest Post) (Guest Post) (04/05/2008)
I just got Super Glue on my fingers and while I was reading these posts, I thought of something. I recently bought a Ped Egg that removes dry skin and calluses from feet. I tried it on the places where the Super Glue was and it worked. It took the glue off without hurting my skin.

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Post By Eric (Guest Post) (03/02/2008)
Petrolium Jelly, followed by dish detergent. Better than hand cream or acetone.

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Post By Deb (Guest Post) (02/13/2008)
I would like to know how to remove Super Glue from you fingernail, can you help me?

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Post By (Guest Post) (02/13/2008)
I would like to know how to remove Super Glue from you fingernail, can you help me?

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Post By Deanna (Guest Post) (08/01/2007)
I just got Super Glue on my thumb and didn't realize it until it was dry and uncomfortable.

I used a little hand lotion and rubbed it on my thumb for about 90 seconds and it peeled right off in big pieces.

Simple solution that I wish I'd learned sooner!!

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Post by imaqt1962 (855) | (05/24/2007)
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THE NAILM FILE WORKED REALLY GOOD. THANK GOODNESS DIDN'T KNOW WHAT I WAS GOING TO DO UNTIL I REMEMBERED THIS WEBSITE
BLESS YOU ALL

RE: Super Glue On Hands

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Post By Negin (Guest Post) (08/18/2006)
use neosporin it worked for me

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Post by trika (1) | (07/22/2005)
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My daughter recently got a bad cut on her arm and the doctor super glued(yes, real super glue)it instead in stitches. The doctor said not to apply neosporin or petrolium jelly to the wound because it was the antidote for super glue. Give it a try!

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Post by MissyD (211) | (07/19/2005)
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I had this happen to me last night. I was using super glue and didn't bother to use the tip that comes with it and got glue all over my fingers. That is the worst feeling! I was out of nail polish remover so I used an emery board on my fingers instead. I basically sanded the glue off! It worked, I used lotion on my hands after washing them real good and this morning you can't even tell I had glue all over. They're so soft!

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Post By corkey (Guest Post) (07/18/2005)
I have gotten super glue on my fingers and use hand cream to work into it and comes off with some rubbing the hand cream into skin. Alot easier on fingers than nail polish.

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Post By Catherine (Guest Post) (07/17/2005)
Nail polish remover w/ acitone.

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