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Mom grabs an old Styrofoam block, makes something I didn’t think was possible

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In the world of DIY, resourcefulness is key. Imagine taking an old Styrofoam block and transforming it into a versatile adhesive that can be used on wood, plastic, and ceramics. This project not only helps reduce waste by repurposing Styrofoam, but it also provides a cost-effective solution for those who frequently find themselves in need of strong glue. Creating your own adhesive at home can be a rewarding experience, offering both practicality and sustainability.
This DIY glue can be stored in a stylish glass or ceramic jar with a tight-fitting lid, making it a functional yet decorative addition to your craft room or workshop. Consider labeling the jar with a vintage-style tag or sticker for an added touch of charm. The jar can be placed on a shelf alongside other DIY supplies, contributing to an organized and aesthetically pleasing workspace.
Homemade Multi-Purpose Glue from Styrofoam
Materials
Old Styrofoam block (approximately 1 cubic foot)
Acetone (1 liter)
Glass or ceramic jar with a lid
Wooden stir stick
Protective gloves
Protective eyewear
Well-ventilated workspace
Directions
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