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Can you get PVA Glue out of clothes?

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.•*´♥ ´*•.¸Mrs Gene Hunt¸.•*´♥`*•. Report 6 Apr 2011 17:47

I really need to know if I can, because its costing me a fortune in school uniforms. 3 lots ruined in 2 weeks!!!!

Julia

Julia Report 6 Apr 2011 17:56

I just happen to have a bottle here, and it says the following.:-
'A water-based glue, washes off hair and hands with mild soapy water.'
It does not mention clothes. But why not put a post on one of the craft threads on General. Perhaps the ladies that use it for card making would be able to tell you
Good Luck
Julia in Derbyshire

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Sue In Yorkshire.

Sue In Yorkshire. Report 6 Apr 2011 18:01

Put it in the freezer for 24 hours and then scrape off gently.

Gwyn in Kent

Gwyn in Kent Report 6 Apr 2011 18:42

From a search on Google...............

http://www.ehow.com/how_5953212_remove-glue-clothing-natural-way.html

KempinaPartyhat

KempinaPartyhat Report 6 Apr 2011 18:52

Washing up liquid

maggiewinchester

maggiewinchester Report 6 Apr 2011 19:32

I used to use neat fabric conditioner.
Pour it on and rub it in just before washing the garment.

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AnninGlos

AnninGlos Report 6 Apr 2011 20:14

If the children are very young I would also complain to the teacher, they should surely be covered up when using something that can spoil clothes.

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+++DetEcTive+++ Report 7 Apr 2011 18:07

Think we used to soak the clothes in cold water which showed up the splodge, then rub it while wet and in the bowl/bucket. Perhaps you need to find out which days are 'craft' days so you are prepared?

Unfortunately, as you have found, if it is washed without pretreatment, the wretched stuff is permanent.

Good luck!

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Bobtanian

Bobtanian Report 7 Apr 2011 18:23

normally I have found that Pva will dissolve if soaked long enough....in fact it isnt waterproof at all.......as I found when I built a bird house using the stuff.

LOL

Bob

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+++DetEcTive+++ Report 7 Apr 2011 18:30

Should have put it through the washing machine first, Bob - lol

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InspectorGreenPen

InspectorGreenPen Report 7 Apr 2011 18:31

Most pva glue is water solvent and should wash off.

Incidentally, how old are the kids?

Annie from NZ

Annie from NZ Report 7 Apr 2011 20:43

I remember when I was young I spilled a whole pot of PVA glue over the floor at home (polished wood floor) and didn't know what to do to clean it up (was about 8 at the time). Can't remember where mum was but knew I had to clean it up in a hurry.

So I grabbed mums vacuum cleaner and vacuumed it all up and what was left wiped up easily. Then put the vacuum cleaner back in the cupboard.

Don't remember what happened to the vacuum cleaner but it couldn't have been all bad cos I never got in trouble LOL


Annie
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MissFitz

MissFitz Report 8 Apr 2011 07:47

Fairy Liquid removes it from most things