POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
My kid loves gum and loves sticking gum on carpets so is there neone who can offer advice on removal. Thank you for the future responses. take care. mike
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YOUR RESEARCHRemoving gum stains(kids love to do this!!)
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POST 2Original post
Ice first. Then peanut butter.
POST 3Original post
The ice I understand ... what do you do with the peanut butter? Make a sandwich? The ice makes the gum hard/brittle ... then what?
POST 4Original post
try 'Goo Gone'. cu styx
POST 5Original post
Tips from BumperPlugs.com..... How can I remove gum from carpet or hair? For removal from a carpet, harden it with an ice cube and scrape it out with a dull knife. Then, after most of the mass is out, you can try a warm sponge dipped in water and dishwashing liquid to gently rub out the remaining bits. For getting it out of hair, try working peanut butter or a little cooking oil into the hair and combing it out. You can even treat your hair like carpet by hardening the gum with ice and then cracking it off.
POST 6Original post
oil flow solent works great. I have used it many time to get gum out of carpet
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