If you have ever tried to help your child make a school diorama in the kitchen, or worked on any arts and craft project at all, then you know the frustration a person feels when they have spilled a little superglue on their kitchen countertops. Spilled crazy glue, probably because of its very nature, seems to be next to impossible to remove from anything. Crazy glue started off as a brand name, but over time has become so synonymous with the super glue type of glue, that the two have become interchangeable.
Here are a few simple items that you can use to help you safely remove crazy glue from countertops. One word of caution though, before you attempt any of these solutions. Any possible solution may damage your countertops if you are not careful, so you are going to want to test the method. Either use a similar material as your countertop, or test the method in a spot that is easily hidden or out of the way. That way, if there is a problem, it won't ruin the rest the counter at large.
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