Nails-free adhesive is becoming more and more widely used in our lives, it can help us fix various items quickly and easily, and will not damage walls and furniture, etc. However, how to effectively remove it after using nailless adhesive is a matter of concern. If not treated correctly, it will cause damage to the walls and furniture, affecting the overall aesthetics.
Heating with a hair dryer is a common method of removing nail-free adhesive. Before use, turn the hair dryer to high setting, then aim it at the nail-free glue and heat it for a few minutes, then gently scrape it off with a scraper. This method is suitable for smaller no-nails adhesives as well as smoother surfaces.
For nailless adhesives that have been dried and hardened, they can be cleaned with alcohol or detergent. Pour alcohol or detergent over the nail-free adhesive and gently brush it with a brush, repeating several times to remove the remaining nail-free adhesive. However, it should be noted that this method is only suitable for smooth surfaces and may not be ideal for uneven surfaces.
Scraping with a pencil sharpener or spatula is a more straightforward and effective method. Place the pencil sharpener or spatula at a 45-degree angle on the nail-free adhesive and then scrape down firmly until the nail-free adhesive is scraped off. This method is suitable for smaller nail-free adhesives, but it is important to note that the scraper or pencil sharpener should be kept sharp to avoid scratching the wall.
For larger nailless adhesives, they can be removed using the soft method of warm water blistering. Soak the towel in hot water, wring it out after removal, then stick it to the nail-free glue and let it soak for 3-5 minutes. Wait for the nailless adhesive to soften and gently scrape off with your fingers or a spatula. This method is suitable for smoother surfaces and may not work well on non-smooth surfaces.
Nails-free adhesives that have already dried hard can also be removed with oil or sticky substances. Pour oil or sticky substances over the nailless glue and gently scrub with a brush. This method is suitable for smooth surfaces, but it is important to note that they should be cleaned in time after removal to avoid the impact of oil or sticky substances on the wall.
There are many ways to remove nailless adhesive, and we need to choose the right one for each situation. The hair dryer heating method is suitable for smaller nailless adhesives and smooth surfaces;The cleaning method with alcohol or detergent is applied to nailless adhesives and smooth surfaces that have been dry and hard;Scraping with a pencil sharpener or scraper is suitable for smaller nailless adhesivesUse the soft method of blistering with warm water to apply to larger nailless adhesives and smooth surfaces;Removal with oil or sticky substances is applied to nailless adhesives and smooth surfaces that have been dry and hard. In short, we need to pay attention to protecting walls and furniture to avoid damage.