The way to "super glue" after opening it does not dry out Tue

The problem may be trivial, but I don't like surprises when something needs to be glued and the tube is dry here.
I tried to put the clogged tube with the cap down, lubricate it with grease and so far with a poor effect.
Thank you in advance for the effective adhesive "McGyverism"

Heh ... :D

I hate this kind of adhesives myself, but lately it has come in handy in a special case ;)

In order not to dry out, it is enough to squeeze the tube very gently (using only as much as needed), then after use, clean the plastic outlet, e.g. with a piece of stiffer paper / sheet (not liglin), after quick cleaning (so that the paper does not stick to it), take the tube in fingers, hold them vertically (with the outlet up) and gently hit the bottom with a hard surface (worktable) in such a way as if you were sticking a hammer on the handle - only as I mentioned ---> with less force .., and the glue should "come off" from the feeder into the tube :)

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Either what Krzysio said, or after gentle and not exaggerated use, press the tube into "width" (from the top xP). Then the tube will slightly expand its capacity and suck some glue inside, so that the tube does not dry out

or buy the droplet that "stands alone": p I have had it for 3 months and it does not dry up without any additional treatments apart from the fact that I usually don't squeeze the container, I just wait a moment for it to flow out by itself

The way I tried is to keep the tube of glue in a small jar of water.
Greetings .

Stary1952 wrote:

The way I tried is to keep the tube of glue in a small jar of water.
Greetings .

So cool Your post is just right for Department for Wesoła suitable :D

An adhesive that needs moisture to gel, which it just draws from the air

Thanks for the response and some "patents" on my problem.
I used to think about a silicone gasket for a tube
Hmm, and following the seal, maybe I'll try to squeeze some sanitary silicone into the cap. I will press the tip of the tube into the silicone "spout" and this should form a tightly fitting cast that clogs the tip of the tube.

Try to keep these types of glue in the refrigerator.
I do it and I have to admit that the glue does not dry out, it can be used even after six months from the first opening. Just remember to close the outlet well, I have not dealt with the drying up of the outlet itself.
When I buy such glue, I put it in the fridge immediately, the low temperature prevents it from evaporating.

Only keep in the refrigerator (cool and dry air), and this type of adhesives bind under the influence of moisture.