Elmers Products E3820 Multi-Purpose Glue, 8 oz, White, 8 Fl Oz

I used to buy 4 ounces of this glue at my local CVS whenever I need glue. It costs $3.07 including tax. I use this glue with Project Bricks; its good and strong, so I decided to buy a gallon for $15.92 including tax. When you do the math, its outrageous: 32 × 4 ounces = 128 ounces/ or 1 gallon; 32 × 3.07= $98.24. The equivalent amount of glue from CVS costs $82.32 more compared to Amazon!

I used this for cleaning. Saw on Pinterest how to make a good for cleaning small crevices. Works like a charm. Always a fan of Elmers.

Good old Elmers, cant beat it with a stick! The two bottles arrived, individually wrapped and wrapped well ~ which was a very good thing, because one of the bottles leaked around the cap ~ not a huge amount, but perhaps 1/4 of the bottle. I opened the wrapping and washed the bottle, all of the escaped glue washed right away. It is a good way to order Elmers, except for the little mishap ... but, no harm, no foul.

Used this to fix an eyelash on one of my daughters doll. Only had to use and tad bit on the tip of a toothpick and it hasnt fallen off since.

Garden activities for the children

Works well, no complaints, other than the bottle clogging .

Thanks love Glueall for my art pours and paintings

Our household was NEVER without this Elmers GLUE ALL, multi-purpose liquid glue. Its done a fine job holding items together for years, Ive always bought this dependable glue to hold my household together. My children now keep it around to hold their households together. Should you seek the best buy only ELMERS GLUE ALL, MULTI-PURPOSE LIQUID GLUE will keep it all together. It wont let you down or let anything come loose. Try it, youll never go back to any other brand. As long as I need glue, Elmers Glue All is the one for me and you will soon see its the one for you! Buy the BEST, youll never throw away your money on the rest. Youll see it goes a long ways. Its WONDERFUL! Most priceless glue in the worldl Sincerely, Judy

Youre probably smarter than I am & already knew lots of kids in the 50s used Elmers glue for their shop projects but when I was in a jam & started googling was glad to find not only should the Glue All I had laying around be fine for helping fix a broken wooden step but that the main drawback is it cures slower than wood glue which seemed like a win for me as felt like less pressure, *especially* since it was advised NOT to use formulas branded as washable since their bonds were obviously meant to be less resistant to moisture & provided a more flexible hold than stiff like wood glue *Knock on wood* but it seems to be working all right so far, especially for such an economical price point! I do tend to refill smaller bottles from this big jug but also did pour straight from it when coating the top of the wooden step to help ensure the wooden slats Id cut to cover it would bond tighter than just the screws was using would allow in hopes of keeping it as flat as possible Did have an unexpected drip on the carpet (from what I was fixing not the bottle) that wasnt covered & when I found it had become a *very* hard blob my landlord would *not* have appreciated & since its not washable didnt even consider that but did wave a hair dryer on the slowest setting around it (not coming close to touching it but just enough to heat it up) which made it pliable enough to pick out of the carpet relatively easy FWIW

Water the glue down a little and tissue paper, makes a great papier-mâché.