During a boat trip, I stored my sunglasses at the bottom of a bag, without a case, along with everything else. A spot of glue ended up on one of the lenses. I tried every gentle product I could think of : dish soap, alcohol wipes, but nothing worked. It was impossible to remove.

Yesterday, I forgot this pair of sunglasses in my car under the sun. They became very hot, and I noticed that the glue had started to bead. When I ran my finger over it, the glue came off easily.

  • shrugs@lemmy.world
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    12 hours ago

    These are the kinds of problems I like the most: I once squirted some ketchup on my new shoes while we were out drinking. Ignored it, the next day when it was dry I could pull it off without even a discoloration. If I had used a towel to wipe it off, the shoes would have been ruined.

    Less work, more results, that’s what I like

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    18 hours ago

    This is the level of dull I want from this community.

    Hats off to those blokes who achieve something interesting, but THIS is content.

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    10 hours ago

    You can look up the expansion coefficient of materials to see what will work well with that, freezing can also work too.