Whether you're hiking, barbecuing, or just rough-housing outdoors, this is the time of year for cuts and blisters. If you can't find a bandage, a dab of super glue will do in a pinch. After you've ...

Removing super glue and Gorilla Glue is hard—but not impossible. Here's how to remove super glue, according to a cleaning expert. Super glue and Gorilla Glue are miracle workers when it comes to quick ...

If you get super glue on your hands or skin, you can remove it using acetone or nail polish remover or by soaking the area in warm, soapy water. If you develop a rash or the glue remains for more than ...

While glue for medical use exists, Super Glue and Krazy Glue are meant for gluing objects and not skin. Medical glue is less toxic. There are two types of super glue. One is meant for gluing objects ...

A DIY laptop user discovered a way to restore the notebook's missing "little rubber feet": I tried without success to re-attach the small bits of rubber with "super glue", rubber cement, and a ...

If you’re working on a project that is tearing up the skin on your fingertips, reach for some super glue. Just add a thin ...

On a Wednesday evening, January 7, 1959, Americans would learn of a new substance– cyanoacrylate. Eventually, it would become known as super glue. Chemist Harry Wesley Coover, Jr. appeared as a guest ...