Gum and Candle Wax Remover, Freezes Gum on Contact

Description

Chewing Gum and Candle Wax Remover is ideal for schools and daycare facilities, as well as homes. Everyone has a tendency to be a little messy at times, especially younger children who enjoy playing with their food. Gum is remarkably easy to make a mess with and extremely difficult to remove from any surface.

That is why Chewing Gum Remover is an excellent choice when you are faced with such situations. Acting as a refrigerant, this product freezes the gum or wax, which in turn releases the adhesion between the gum and surface, thus making for easy removal. The gum or wax adhesion is weakened due to freezing which means it can be broken off or easily removed with a putty knife or scraper, leaving no residue.

With this product it’s easy to remove chewing gum, candle wax, putty and other gummy substances from surfaces. The chewing gum remover will make the messy job quick and neat by freezing the substance to approximately -40 degrees F so you can crack it off fast.

• This gum and wax remover is safe to use on carpets, wood, tile, terrazzo, porcelain, marble, and vinyl.
• Capable of removing chewing gum, candle wax, and other gummy substances.
• Removes chewing gum from tables, chairs, floors, and other nonporous surfaces.
• Freezes gum for easy removal.

Freezing Action Formula

• Effective on candle wax and chewing gum
• Contains no harmful solvents
• Blasting action quickly freezes deposits

Areas of use:

Use with or without the extender tube on furniture, carpet, draperies, floors, clothing and upholstery.

Packaging

Chewing Gum Remover is packaged in 6 ounce aerosol cans sold individually or 12 cans per case if ordering a case.

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Specifications:

Chewing Gum Remover Specifications (aerosol)

Physical State: Aerosol

Appearance: Frigid liquid which quickly becomes gas

Fragrance: Cherry

Color: Colorless

pH: N/A

Extender tube: Yes

Spray patterns: Blasting mist

Container size: 6.5 ounces

More Info:

Directions:

1. Insert the extension tube into the valve tip.
2. Direct the tube at the point of adhesion between the gum and surface.
3. When the tube is within 1″ of the gum, spray until frost appears.
4. In most cases the gum will fall off by itself. In stubborn dried on cases, slight prodding with a screwdriver or putty knife may be needed.
5. Leaves no mark or stain on the surface.

Care should be exercised when using this product as frostbite may occur if sprayed on the skin.