How to remove remains of chewing gum

Who has not ever found the need to remove gum stuck on clothes, carpets or worse in her hair. Here you have some tips that I hope to work in removing traces of gum.

Instructions

How many times have your kids come home with traces of gum on clothing or hair. How many times have you stepped on some gum and carpet or carpet with your shoes stained debris. And how many times have you tried to remove it without success.

Well with these homemade tricks avoid having to get rid of the pants or the carpet, or completing a haircut.

In the clothes

• Put ice on the remains of gum in abundance until it enough to remove it hardens.
• You can also place the remains on brown paper or newspaper and pass the hot iron over it. The gum stay stuck to the paper and clothing disappear.
• If once off the gum will observe any stain remains, passes over it soaked in turpentine then wash the garment in the wash cloth. It will disappear completely.
• Another way to remove it is by using petrol as this dissolves the gum. After washing the garment to eliminate odor.

Carpets and rugs

• Apply ice, as in clothes, and removes the gum with a knife, then apply solvent over the possible remains and if a ring of color is wipe with a cloth soaked in hydrogen peroxide reduced with water.

In the hair

• The best thing is to remove baby oil, applying it to the area where the hair pasted the gimmick, and combing with a comb slowly until it disappears. After washing your hair as usual. If the remains are still rinse hair with vinegar diluted in water.