Fridge drawer: repair plastic with super glue and baking soda

[@candy9229]

It worked !! Fixed broken edge of aquarium lid. Thank you.

[@harveyalan788]

I just tried this today - the pocket clip on my touch-screen stylus broke off, which made a good test case. This works great! The bond is very strong. -a sceptic convinced.

[@javawriter]

Awesome! Now, I’ve had some failures, too, but they were with some higher stress joints

[@tarapotamus]

baking soda and super glue is the best, and so is your voice! Honestly you should consider reading scary stories for people to go to sleep to. It's a thing, I assure you. Your voice is perfect for it!

[@stephsunny]

Weird suggestion......😮

[@ryanclarklindsay]

Weirdo

[@tarapotamus]

@@ryanclarklindsay normie

[@shenidan2023]

Great video, for food safe areas I wonder if the glue emits anything which could affect food safety

[@javawriter]

For those for whom that is a big concern, sure. I tell myself there's more junk in the air already than what might've come out of the glue while drying.

[@gearbox3773]

You cn use also cotton. The cotton reacts with super glue and become very solid

[@boofuls]

great video😊

[@Waltwizzle]

Try cotton between the plastics and drip super glue

[@javawriter]

Add your reasoning

[@user-uu6tx6zt7q]

How strong is it??

[@javawriter]

Exactly how strong? I suppose that something you need to find out yourself. In our case, these two repairs are continuing to work great.

[@theyoungupstarts1243]

Looks like it’s strong enough.

[@pinkcheckers]

Son of a bicth! I wish I knew of this years ago! Would have saved me money.

[@2H2521]

@S A lot of it will depend on what kind of superglue you use, I used Krazy Glue.

[@AN-kg4ei]

​@@2H2521any iso glue and any baking soda works like magic . I've been using the cheap dollar store stuff for years with zero complaints.

[@ainazdaniel9832]

can i using Wheat Flour ?

[@javawriter]

I have no idea. Worth a try! I wonder if there is something special about baking soda that has a chemical reaction with the superglue, or does the superglue simply bond within and around any fine powder?? I suspect that is what you are getting at