It depend where the chewing gum is and how much there is to remove, for instance if its on carpet, treat with "Rid a gum" agitate with a bonet buffer and extract with a rinsh and wash chemical.
If there are the odd spot on wooden floors then still treat with rid a gum but don't agitate or you will remove a layer of the wood.
On pavements etc it is better with a hot water pressure washer.
For removing Gum from floor we can get already prepared gum removing solutions in market. We can use that. In case of removing gum from cloths I use dry-cleaning solution where I put cloth in it for more than one hour.
Just put a piece of newspaper on the spot. Then put heated iron on it and you will see how the newspaper will absorb the melted gum. This is one I've used successfully a lot of times.
Just put a piece of newspaper on the spot. Then put heated iron on it and you will see how the newspaper will absorb the melted gum. This is one I've used successfully a lot of times.
I do this to remove wax. i didn't know it works on gum as well....
To remove chewing gum stuck in carpet, try placing a few ice cubes in a plastic bag. Small sandwich bags or freezer bags work well for this purpose. After placing the chilled bag on the gum, you simply wait. The waiting can be the hardest part of this process, but it is necessary, you can only proceed once the ice has frozen the chewing gum and then you simply chip it away. This method can also work on fabrics as well.
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So, I've tried this one many times and it really works.
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