How do you remove glue from your embroidery hoop?

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I use rubbing alcohol. Cheap works fast. I also washing with mild soap and water after words.
Cindy B.

Just a thought I spray my stablizer then lay a sheet of wax paper over that where the hoop goes I take a pin and score the paper cut around it and remove the paper lay your cloth on that then hoop. Your hoop will stay clean and you don't have to clean it.I don't spray around my hoop.

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by kathyjt 04 Jul 2010

Like this, will try next time thanks.

by bunnylane 05 Jul 2010

I need to add, I do this when I embroidery something that I don't hoop.I didn't mean to say hoop both peices of fabric.I hoop my stablizer with the wax paper cut a hole the size of my hoop out in middle of the paper then lay my fabric on top of that.Then embroidery my design. i do a lot of quilted bags that I don't hoop,so it doesn't leave a ring mark around my design.Hope this makes better sense.sorry for the first quote.

WOW, you guys are fast and GOOD lol.....Any of those tricks work....I perfer the rubbing alcohol...it is fast and evaperates quickly. Happy 4th cuties, do ya think I should get ready for the day....NOPE sitting here reading and finding and DL all....you guys have started a new addition lol...Hugs to all and oh yea....flowers too

WD-40 Spray & leave on a few minutes then wipe of with rag then rinse is soapy water & dry. Works great.

Simple and inexpensive rubbing alcohol.

I found Electra Shave or some brand of pre-shaving liquid works really well.

I use Goo-gone.

For my hoops and worktop I use a spray degreaser and detergent special for embroidery machine .You can find it easily at your embroidery machine reseller.

I was going to suggest isopropyl alcohol like bikermom, aka rubbing alcohol--though I suppose you could use Goo Gone if you have it.

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