I spilt hair extension glue on my carpet & no matter how much i scrub it duzn't come off! c

I'm not sure you can get hair extension glue out. Maybe try trimming the top of the carpet pile with small scissors?

Here's a website with instructions for removing 'normal' glue -

http://www.helium.com/tm/225864/particul...

I spilt hair extension glue on my carpet %26amp; no matter how much i scrub it duzn't come off! can anybody help me?

soap, hot water and keep on scrubbing!

if it has hardened off then there's no use ..

I spilt hair extension glue on my carpet %26amp; no matter how much i scrub it duzn't come off! can anybody help me?

pour about a shot glass full of bleach on it, and scrub with a brillo pad. instant stain remover.

I spilt hair extension glue on my carpet %26amp; no matter how much i scrub it duzn't come off! can anybody help me?

try some goo gone it will help melt the glue, is it for track hair or the fusion hair? either way try that or wd40 they both work well. if you put water on it dry it good first then use the other. the goo gone is an adhesive remover you can find it in wal-mart or hardware store. the fusion may take a bit longer to remove, spot test the carpet in a small spot first, it may bleed or mess it up. acetone mixed with the wd40 works good for the fusion glue.

I spilt hair extension glue on my carpet %26amp; no matter how much i scrub it duzn't come off! can anybody help me?

That glue is terrible to get out , It will set in quick . You can try to put the remover on it they sell in the beauty supply store .

Also,I have used any oil I have on hand as well, just pour it on it and it will loosen alittle and turn slimy , you then need to get a fine tooth comb and start combing through the carpet.Repeat this process til you get most out.

Some may be too stuck to come out.

Follow up with carpet clean to get the remover/oil out .

Whatever doesn't come out you will need to cut out.

I spilt hair extension glue on my carpet %26amp; no matter how much i scrub it duzn't come off! can anybody help me?

You are in luck- I've been in a similar predicament and this always works.

Use a blow dryer to melt the glue if it is not still wet, and wipe it up with a cloth (focus on lifting rather than wiping.) Depending on the type of glue, you may need to wet the cloth with a little white vinegar.

If this does not completely work, wet the area with warm water and start again.

If there are any glue remnants after repeating the process, you can always trim the carpet using scissors or a sweater shaver that gets the fuzz balls off. ;)

I've done this with nail glue, candle wax (works better with paper towels that just absorb the wax as it melts) paste, kids paint, and various other little accidents. I have unforgiving white carpet but this has worked every time!