Can I Save My Frozen Wood Glue?
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I left my wood glue in my unheated garage during the cold Minnesota winter, and now it's all rubbery. I was hoping to use it today, but it seems unusable. Is there any way to revive it and make it soft again?
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I've read that some people try mixing half vinegar and half water and let it sit, but honestly, you're probably better off just accepting it's gone and buying new glue. It's just not the same after it freezes!
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I've had the same issue every winter! Normally, I just end up throwing it out. Glue isn’t that expensive, so saving it might not be worth it.
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Sadly, once wood glue freezes, it's usually a goner. Best bet is to just toss it and get a new bottle. It’ll save you the headache later!
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User123!@#: Thanks for the tips! I guess it’s time for a fresh start with my glue.