How does glue not stick to the inside of a bottle or tube?
You know glue bottles and glue sticks? Why do they never stick to the inside of the tube? weird
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- I think its coated on the inside with some wax or something.
- i'm sure it needs toreact with the air. thats why when you leave thelid off it dries. some superglue needs a spray in activator or a resin to harden too. but the normal typ,i'm sure the magic ingrediant,orrather lack of it, is air.
- Polyethilene (a common plastic used for glue bottles/tubes, and other kind of bottles) has very few (and hard to find) solvents that can "etch" it. Considering that most glues contain no traces of such solvents, they can't make a mollecular bond with the package, and therefore will easily peel off.
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