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I was cutting EZ Mount last night and of course the goo got all over my Kai scissors. In the past I used nail polish remover to get it off, but last night I ended up using oil from an eyebrow waxing kit to dissolve the goo. Is there a "real" or recommended cleaner to use on the scissors?
I use mini alcohol pads (sold in a box of 50 or so in the medical section of most stores) on my scissors. I also run the blades of my scissors over my Versamark pad before I cut my stamps. This cuts down on the goo that builds up on the scissors.
I use Sticky Stuff Remover. It only takes a very little bit on a paper towel. I use it the whole time I'm mounting my stamps and don't usually have to put more on there. It works great!
I use this stuff called Dissolve It. I got it at Walmart. Just squirt a bit on my scissors and wipe with a paper towel. It smells like citrus!
Another thing I use this stuff for is getting grease out of clothes. You know when you're cooking something (like fried eggs) and grease splatters on your shirt. You don't realize it and wash your shirt only to FIND the grease when you're folding the laundry. Well, just give the washed and DRIED grease a squirt of this stuff and wash like usual. It will take the grease right out!!!
I love using UnDO to get the goo off my sissors...doesn't leave any oil or residue. Can find that stuff just about anywhere...craft store...wallymart. It also removes stickers, photos off a page, etc.
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Goo gone works great! I didn't have it handy one time and I just sprayed Stampin Mist on my scissors and wiped them clean too. See what works best for you.
I am glad someone started this link... I was looking at my scissors and thought are they ruined. So glad yall posted how to get the goo off.. Thanks so much! :lol:
Me? I use something that I have around the house anyway...good ole Simple Green. Keep it in a small container right on my stamp desk!! Works great and it's CHEAP!!!
I use the adhesive remover from SU! No stinky chemicals and cleans it off perfect! Great for the fact that I have little ones around all the time and I don't have to worry about spillage or them breathing in the fumes!
Here is a great tip I got from my upline. Run the blades of your scissors over a versamark pad. Making sure that both sides of the blades are covered. This works GREAT for keeping the goop from sticking to your scissors.
I spent the last weekend remounting my stamps with EZMount. I used the Un-do on my scissors and it works great. Use a cotton ball instead of the un-do applicator - it works a lot better that way.
I use UNDO - I just keep a bottle of it on my scrapping/stamping table. I love how it works with removing things you've already glued on your page! I always think of a better layout after half the stuff is glued down! And it's safe to use on your photos!!!
Good ol' Acetone (fingernail polish remover) works great! My DH had some around the house - he is worse than I am with collecting stuff - only with tools. Every once in a while it comes in handy!
I just unmounted a bunch of stamps last week and remounted with EZmount, then used GooGone. Smells awful but cleaned them up nicely. THink I may try some of these other ideas as well! MaryJo
I use 3M citrus based cleaner.
Removes grease, oil, dirt.
Noncorrosive
contains no ozone-depleting chemicals
I have used on laundry also
AND it took out gum that was in the dryer and went ond stuck itself on my daughters christmas outfit.
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And yet another goo gone user. I've read on a thread before that versamark keeps your scissors from getting yucky when you cut your rubber stamps apart. Keep forgetting to try it though ! :oops: