Fanjeera
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The citrus cented. It's a lot cheaper. I think it's as effective. What do you think? It seems people still mainly use C22. Why?
Is Prouch Adhesive Remover worse than C22?
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The citrus cented. It's a lot cheaper. I think it's as effective. What do you think? It seems people still mainly use C22. Why?
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Bad for UTS.
I used it a couple of years ago when I first started wearing. It ended up leaving my UTS with an opaque white/milky look and could not be cleaned off, so it was impossible to show the hairline any more.
Smells nice, but not very good for cleanups anyway.
I used it a couple of years ago when I first started wearing. It ended up leaving my UTS with an opaque white/milky look and could not be cleaned off, so it was impossible to show the hairline any more.
Smells nice, but not very good for cleanups anyway.
Fanjeera
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So C22 is more effective you think?
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I have never used C22 so can't comment on it. I just use 99% Isopropyl alcohol.
But even then - because I have a UTS system, the glue just rolls off and then a quick wash with soap (dish washing liquid) removes any left over bits. So I rarely use the alcohol.
I would avoid the Citrus scented one for sure though.
But even then - because I have a UTS system, the glue just rolls off and then a quick wash with soap (dish washing liquid) removes any left over bits. So I rarely use the alcohol.
I would avoid the Citrus scented one for sure though.
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What ingredients are in c22? Does it work for ghost bond?
The citrus cented. It's a lot cheaper. I think it's as effective. What do you think? It seems people still mainly use C22. Why?
Fanjeera
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It works with Ghostbond yes. That's what I am doing all the time.
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It's sometimes hard to wash out, that is why I only suggest it for 2 things... deep cleaning of lace, when the glue won't come out, and getting glue of poly.
Alcohol, still the best.
Fanjeera
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I wash twice with dish washing liquid and then twice with soap or shampoo and it's absolutely clean from the oil.
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As opposed to just rinsing out residual alcohol... way too much effort.
Fanjeera
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Alcohol is too toxic. So much fumes. I actually feel sick after using it like that because I breath in so much, same with Autoglym Intensive Tar Remover. And as it evaporates so fast it doesn't effectively remove all the glue. I've got lots of glue the base usually, because I glue the whole area.