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[precisionnerfer]

So here is a chance for all who are unfamiliar with Amazing Goop to learn from my mistakes.

This morning, I was using my goop in my bedroom. Normally, this would have been fine as I never miss what I am gooping and hit the carpet, and I had a window open. Somehow, the tube got clogged so I gave it a little squeeze... maybe a big one. But I never thought that the back would blow up and get Goop all over the carpet.

About 45 minutes later, everything is fine, but the point is the title:

Be gentle with your goop, and always use it outside.

Call me stupid, call me dumb, call me whatever, but I know there are at least 3 people out there who this helped.

[Peter]

So here is a chance for all who are unfamiliar with Amazing Goop to learn from my mistakes.

This morning, I was using my goop in my bedroom. Normally, this would have been fine as I never miss what I am gooping and hit the carpet, and I had a window open. Somehow, the tube got clogged so I gave it a little squeeze... maybe a big one. But I never thought that the back would blow up and get Goop all over the carpet.

About 45 minutes later, everything is fine, but the point is the title:

Be gentle with your goop, and always use it outside.

Call me stupid, call me dumb, call me whatever, but I know there are at least 3 people out there who this helped.

You're a dirty bastard.

[PC III]

How did you get it up?

[Dr Moose]

This happened to me before, only I was outside. I found out that to avoid this, clean out the little nozzle after every use.

[precisionnerfer]

How did you get it up?

With my hands, and a lot of scrubbing and water. It was pretty much an ordeal.

[frost vectron]

You should also always use your adhesives outdoors because of the dangerous fumes.

Using these products outdoors will allow the chemicals to diffuse more freely in the air than indoors. The Amazing Plumber's Goop is a pretty toxic adhesive, be careful!

Edited by frost vectron, 12 January 2008 - 06:19 PM.

[precisionnerfer]

Will do Frost, thanks; my indoor gooping days are over.

[Dayko]

I never goop in side my house, for a couple of reasons:

1 The fumes are vary toxic
2 The fumes stink the whole house up

Also you should always wear gloves when working with goop or epoxy.

Edited by Dayko, 12 January 2008 - 11:29 PM.

[precisionnerfer]

I never goop in side my house, for a couple of reasons:

1 The fumes are vary toxic
2 The fumes stick the whole house up

Also you should always wear gloves when working with goop or epoxy.

So I guess that means that the fumes give your house an erection or something?

Anyways, thanks for the tips and warnings guys, I'll be well off now as well as others who read this thread.

[Dayko]

I never goop in side my house, for a couple of reasons:

1 The fumes are vary toxic
2 The fumes stick the whole house up

Also you should always wear gloves when working with goop or epoxy.

So I guess that means that the fumes give your house an erection or something?

Anyways, thanks for the tips and warnings guys, I'll be well off now as well as others who read this thread.

Crap. My bad.

[keef]

I like the smell of goop, it smells better than epoxy or Perk (drycleaning solvent).

I just open my windows and then put it in my bathroom. Before you cap the goop, get any remaining off and don't apply a lot of pressure to the goop or it will bond with the cap.

[nerfdonkey]

So I guess that means that the fumes give your house an erection or something?

That is so added that hilarious quote to my signature, while playing with my butthole.