What is the best way to get gum out of hair?

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  1. mikielikie profile image60
    mikielikieposted 13 years ago

    What is the best way to get gum out of hair?

  2. Loafycakes profile image61
    Loafycakesposted 13 years ago

    Ice works pretty good. I have had gum in my hair a few times and it worked.

  3. Leslie_Siegel profile image67
    Leslie_Siegelposted 13 years ago

    Ice or Peanut butter worked for me a lot, Also, mixture of Vinagar and salt will dissolve, or terpintine you use for oil paintings, or just CUT it out.

  4. mindyjgirl profile image78
    mindyjgirlposted 13 years ago

    read my hub on fixing boo boos, its in there http://hubpages.com/hub/fixing-boo-boos peanut butter!

  5. T.Y._Hudson profile image61
    T.Y._Hudsonposted 13 years ago

    read my hub about a guy who catches foot clap! It's "not" in there, but I figured that this question was geared towards advertising yourself!
    I'm gonna have to say that the best way to get it out is using a pair of scissors.

  6. 2005Fleet profile image59
    2005Fleetposted 13 years ago

    From my experiences either ice, peanut butter, or baby oil.

    The baby oil works the best I think.

  7. Glynis Burke profile image59
    Glynis Burkeposted 13 years ago

    Hair cut smile

    Or pb or mineral oil or ice, as previously stated by those who came before me.

    If it was bad, I didn't put us thorugh the stress of trying to get it out.

    New Do time.

    In the end, it was the losing of her long tresses to save the day hair cuts that taught her the lesson: no sneakin' into bed with bubblegum in your mouth young lady!!

  8. what_say_you profile image60
    what_say_youposted 13 years ago

    ice has never worked for me....but I have been successful with peanut butter and baby oil. good luck.

  9. profile image0
    The Quiz Masterposted 13 years ago

    Ice, freeze the gum and it will crack up and be easily removed without pain.

  10. profile image52
    Beatrixstarposted 13 years ago

    I found that plain flour worked wonders on my daughters very long hair, rub the flour into the gum until it's dry and crumbles, brush it out and then wash hair as normal, no tears....

  11. profile image0
    mommyloves2writeposted 13 years ago

    Mayonnaise or peanut butter.  The oils will loosen the gum

  12. profile image0
    Gigi Thibodeauposted 13 years ago

    The one time I had gum in my hair, I used peanut butter to get it out, and it worked!  Ice sounds like a good idea, too.  Maybe it would be less painful.  smile

  13. s.carver profile image71
    s.carverposted 13 years ago

    Peanut butter, well covered in these answers already, has always been one of my go-tos. The other is glycerin, which also works well.

 
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