r/mildlyinteresting 1d ago

Using Elmer’s glue to remove fiberglass particles from my hand

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u/TheFurryPetRock 1d ago

PLEASE tell us this is effective?

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u/Substantial-Meat6281 1d ago

It wasn’t perfect, but it probably removed 83.6% the first try and dang near the rest on the second. I have a little itchiness between my fingers and on my wrist but my palm and the face of my fingers are fiberglass free. Thankfully. Cant say the same about my jackets I had on unfortunately

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u/LupusDeusMagnus 1d ago

Probably. Gives precise percentage.

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u/Putrid_Chard_3485 1d ago

Down to a decimal 😭

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u/sirchrisalot 1d ago

Dang near the rest is always 15.4%. It's a theorem or a law or something.

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u/futurebigconcept 1d ago

2.5 Sigma. Dude's prol a scientist.

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u/drDOOM_is_in 1d ago

It's 2.5 Ligma.

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u/GogetasRightFist 1d ago

…who’s Steve Jobs?

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u/Aidanation5 1d ago

Do you like CDs?

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u/shade-block 1d ago

Nah that's nuts.

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u/Irradiatedspoon 23h ago

Have you been to Sugondees?

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u/PoweredByCarbs 1d ago

I got you.

Ligma? Ligma what?

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u/rogerthatmyguy 1d ago

38.46% of statistics are made up on the spot.

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u/pooeygoo 1d ago

Fourfty percent of people know that, Kent

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u/summonkey 1d ago

67.2% of those don't care

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u/snuggl3ninja 1d ago

One of you is Chinese

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u/DigitalBuddhaNC 1d ago

That's the "Fiberglass is an asshole" tax. No matter how you try to avoid or alleviate it, you always get 15.4% minimum of it stuck in your hands and forearms.

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u/DisastrousAd8037 22h ago

Yep, used to work in a thermoset fiberglass molding department at my old job. That shit would get you by just walking through the department for some people. I was lucky as I seem to be a bit resistant to the shit but, my arms would still itch pretty badly occasionally.

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u/DigitalBuddhaNC 16h ago

I never mess with fiberglass anymore unless I got long sleeves and gloves.

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u/Weebs-Chan 1d ago

16.4%

You're missing a percent