Paint remover
The glue can be removed using paint remover through:
- Rub clothes with warm soapy water using a sponge or brush, to remove non-dry glue.
- Soak the clothes in the paint remover or so-called Alcohol, in the case of dry glue on them, and also prefer to wear gloves and mask for breathing, making sure the ventilation of the place well.
- The glue becomes soft after soaking the clothes for several minutes. It is easy to peel. Once the glue is removed, the first step should be repeated.
Method of freezing
Hot glue can be removed from the fabrics by freezing, by:
- Place the hot-covered clothing in a plastic bag inside the refrigerator for a full night until the glue layer freezes.
- Use a blunt knife, a nail, or a plastic credit card to defrost the glue, and then any detergent is used to remove any residue from it.
White vinegar
This method is used with non-washable fabrics, such as wool and silk, used by:
- Moisturize the glue area immediately with water.
- Put some of the stain remover, and then put drops of white vinegar.
- Cover the stain using a cloth dampened with water, taking care to keep the stain moist.
- Use of enzyme presoak, a substance for washing clothes, but be careful when using it; because some enzymes are not designed for use on wool and silk.
- Place a clean cloth in the solution, and then squeeze it and cover the stain.
- Leave the piece on the stain for thirty minutes, while keeping the patch area moist and warm, and not spreading the solution on the rest of the clothing piece.
- When removing a large part of the glue, the clothes should be washed and then left to dry.
Remove the white glue
White glue is removed by:
- Rub the glue stain using cold water before washing, as you should not use hot water to remove the stains; for the difficulty of removing glue with hot water.
- Remove a large portion of the glue for clothing, using a sharp knife or plastic edge, referred to as easy to handle stains when they occur, as the glue should be removed from the back of the clothes, and then washed with cold water.
- Using a brush with any peeling agent helps if the glue stain is dry, or when the spot is old, soak in cold water, and then put liquid detergents and bleach on the clothes.
- Rub the stain for thirty minutes, keep it overnight, and then wash it with warm water with detergent, repeating steps if stains remain.