How To: Chewing Gum Pocket Advent Calendar.

It's rare that a craft project without a purpose other than being insanely adorable inspires me to completely geek out, but my goodness, this chewing gum pocket advent calendar is a brilliant and cheerful testament to human creativity. Head over to My Little Moochi, grabbing some Dentene and your red and green Sharpies on the way, and make these by the dozens.

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November 22, 2008

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Chewing Gum Wall

Used gum stuck on a wall is just nasty! Except if it’s a huge collection of thoughtfully place bubble gum. Like Gum Wall, Post Alley, Seattle, for example. The practice of sticking used gum on the wall started back in the 90's while patrons waiting in line to buy theater tickets. Attempts were waged to clean up the sticky situation, but to no avail. People kept depositing their spent gum on the wall. It’s now become a tourist attraction. For mo » READ MORE

October 31, 2008

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How To Remove Gum from Clothing.

Gum on your clothes is gross, especially when your 99% sure it came from someone else's mouth. WikiHow offers several solutions to save your fabric.

1. This is the easiest method. Put some gas on the cloth where you have gum. Gas (aka "petrol") dissolves the gum.
2. Wash the clothing, by itself, according to its normal laundering instructions to remove any odor you have from the gas.

March 20, 2008

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