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    Elmer’s Glue-All Review & Giveaway (Ends 5/19)

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    When I was first using glue in preschool or kindergarten, it was the glue that came in a tub that had a brush.  (It also smelled good, in a weird way)  Then came Elmer’s School Glue in both an easy to squeeze tube and glue stick form.  Now Elmer’s glue  is great for school projects and such, but sometimes you just need a stronger, durable and more versatile glue.  Well Elmer’s Glue now has a Glue-All glue which is great for crafts, home and office uses.

    ABOUT THE PRODUCT:

    Elmer’s is proud to bring you the New and Improved Elmer’s Glue-All. It is America’s favorite multi-purpose glue. It is perfect for household repairs, craft and school projects. It works on a variety of surfaces like paper, wood, fabric, leather, and ceramics and is a must-have for the kitchen, den, workshop and garage. It dries fast and is safe and non-toxic. Glue-All is stronger than ever before—so go ahead—glue all.

    MY THOUGHTS:

    I used Elmer’s Glue-All so far to glue a few wooden toys back together and even my desk drawer that was falling apart.  It works great!  It is definitely stronger than the classic Elmer’s glue and I love that just in case my kids get a hold of it that it is also non-toxic.  It can be used throughout the house on all those projects that have gotten forgotten about or set aside to one-day fix.  Some uses I read about are a flower pot, rocking horse, ping-pong paddle, or picture frames, but the possibilities really are endless!  It works on most surfaces and I love that it is from a brand I trust!  I also feel more adult using it than my son’s Elmer’s!

    As I was surfing around the Elmer’s Glue website, I realized that they make so many products other than regular white glue!  Elmer’s also makes Wood Glue, Caulk, Drywall products, foam & display boards, Office Supplies & markers, and more!  The website also have a great search tool where you can select what you want to glue and to what.  For example, let’s say you need to glue a piece of glass to a piece of wood, it recommends products to use.  There is also an Elmer’s Community section for Crafters, DIY-ers, Parents and Teachers to get ideas, tips, and project suggestions.

    Don’t forget to check out my post about the Elmer’s Glue Crew Recycling Program!

    BUY IT: You can find Elmer’s products at most stores.

    GIVEAWAY: (1) Winner will win Elmer’s Glue-All.

    WIN IT:  Comment on something you would use Elmer’s Glue-All to fix!


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    Mama’s Money Savers Disclaimer: I was given sent a few samples to review. This review is 100% my opinion and has not been edited or reviewed by anyone. I was not compensated in any other way for this product review.

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    Comments

    3. connie cherveny says

      does anyone know where i can find glue dots. it is not the peel and stick kind. it is a cap that goes on a regular size elmer’s glue bottle i have looked everyhere for them and cannot find them any help would be great. can email me at [email protected] just put elmers glue in subject thanks in advance

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    16. Terri says

      I don’t really need to fix anything at the moment,but I would love to use this glue to glue the lining into a solar cooker.

      As far as fixing.. I have a hand crafted photo frame that needs some pieces glued back on.

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    26. Cori Westphal says

      I’m a Google Friend: Cori Westphal
      .-= Cori Westphal´s last blog ..It’s Giveaways 4 Mommy’s Birthday! #giveaway =-.

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    27. Cori Westphal says

      Ha! I live with a little boy. He breaks things. Always… This would probably get tons of use on toys!
      .-= Cori Westphal´s last blog ..It’s Giveaways 4 Mommy’s Birthday! #giveaway =-.

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    30. Betty says

      We have a conure – a small parrot who is bright and inquisitive. He delights in figuring out how to take anything apart. So, I would first quickly reglue the decorative pieces on the trinket box my college graduate made for me while in early elem school. She has yet to notice what Pickles managed to pry off while I was in charge of watching him.

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    53. Terra Heck says

      I have a couple of decorations that need glued down to a wooden base. I’d use the glue on those. Thanks.
      partymix25(at)hotmail(dot)com
      .-= Terra Heck´s last blog ..My First Tuesday Tag-Along =-.

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    62. Lynn Matthews says

      We just bought a manufactured here in coos bay oregon where things appear to be falling apart. we pushed in the top bathroob drawr in the master bathroom only to have the front pannle of the door fall to the floor and you could see where someone has glued it on in the past. that is where i would start.
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    78. Eileen says

      I would use it to glue homework to my daughter so she wouldnt forget it! JUST KIDDING!! We would use it for school and craft projects!

      THANKS!

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    91. Shawna OBrien says

      I’ve got some wooden Christmas Ornaments with pieces that have broken off and I would use Elmer’s Glue-All to fix them.

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    104. deni says

      I would use Elmers Glue to do crafts with the kiddos. They are always wanting to glue sticks on to their pictures!

      denimc{at}gmail{dot}com

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