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Start Over Topic adhesives Publication Type Periodicals Publisher hearst magazines, a division of hearst communications, inc.
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1. STRIPE IT RICH!

Subjects
*ADHESIVES, *PAPER, *DO-it-yourself work
Abstract

The article presents instructions from do it yourself (DIY) blogger Joy Cho for applying and removing contact paper on trash cans, desktops, and tables and also mentions Cho's book "Oh Joy! 60 Ways to Create & Give Joy".

Published
2015

2. you tipped us.

Author

Steele, Delores

Subjects
*HOME economics, *PAPER, *SHELVING (Furniture), *ADHESIVES
Abstract

The article shares the author's technique in using self-stick shelf paper in the U.S. When using self-stick shelf paper, the author does not tear off all the backing. Instead, she cut it to fit and only tear the backing off around the edges. The shelf paper slips easily into place and when the author removes it, there is no sticky residue left on the shelf.

Published
2007

3. Ask Heloise.

Subjects
*ADHESIVE tape, *ADHESIVES, *HOUSEKEEPING
Abstract

The article presents a question and answer section regarding house care, with topics including removing adhesive marks from wooden doors, using dryer lint as a fire starter in the fireplace of a home, and using the dishwasher to wash knickknacks that are not made of wood, are antiques, or valuable.

Published
2012

4. SEEN ON TV UGLU.

Subjects
*ADHESIVE tape, *ADHESIVES
Abstract

The article reviews UGLU, an adhesive product.

Published
2011

5. Ready, Set, Glue!

Author

Kent, Todd

Subjects
*REPAIRING, *ADHESIVES, *GLUE, *FURNITURE
Abstract

The article offers suggestions for mending broken things. Suggestions are offered to look for waterproof on the glue's label for working on outdoor furniture. It is suggested that Polyurethane glue is great for attaching one material to another and for porous materials like brick. It is stated that craft glue is perfect for repairing paper, fabrics, non-weight-bearing wood projects, ceramic, or plastics.

Published
2009

6. good(enough).

Subjects
*HOUSEKEEPING, *HOUSE cleaning, *HOUSEHOLD sanitation, *BATHTUBS, *ADHESIVES, *SHELVING (Furniture)
Abstract

The article presents two questions and answers related to housekeeping, including how to clean jets in a spa tub and how to remove self-adhesive shelf paper.

Published
2008

7. great gadget.

Subjects
*ADHESIVE tape, *ADHESIVES, *COMMERCIAL products, *ADHESIVE tape manufacturing, *ADHESIVES industry
Abstract

The article discusses uses of a two-sided tape. It describes one side of the tape as lightweight, flexible magnet while the other side is self-adhesive with reusable surface. It provides instructions on how to use the two-sided tape. According to the article, the tape holds almost anything lightweight.

Published
2007

8. Damage control for your home.

Author

Forte, Carolyn

Subjects
*DO-it-yourself products industry, *ADHESIVES, *SEAM binding, *WALLPAPER, *FLOOR maintenance & repair
Abstract

Presents several do-it-yourself products for housekeeping. Tear Mender Fabric and Leather Adhesive from Val-A Chicago; House and Home Restore Wallpaper Seam Repair from Red Devil; Hardwood Floor Refinisher from Orange Glo.

Published
2005

9. Stick Together.

Author

Gromer, Cliff

Subjects
*ADHESIVES, *PRODUCT management, *HARDWARE stores, *FLUIDS, *DISCOUNT prices, *RETAIL stores
Abstract

Liquid Nails may be on to something with the adhesive that it calls Perfect Glue. It handles the bulk of household fastening jobs, even waterproof ones, works indoors and out, and withstands temperatures from minus 60° to 300° F. That's a lot of capacity in a product that costs $4 and works on wood, paper, fabric, rubber, leather, vinyl and Styrofoam. The glue is one in a 3-product line that covers 99 percent of any household adhesive bonding that you may need to do. The products are sold at hardware stores, home centers and discount retailers.

Published
2004