How To Make Natural Glue Using Milk:
Whether you would like to avoid a chance of your kids digesting
chemical glues, make your house greener and as chemical free as possible
or just want to avoid buying stuff and reducing wasteful packaging, the
recipe above is a sure winner. There are many natural glue recipes
around, but this one is the simplest to make with only 4 ingredients you
most probably have on hand. I’ve tried it and it works, not only for
paper, but also for gluing chunks of wood.
Ingredients
1½ cups milk
3 tsp white vinegar
1 tbsp baking soda
Water by preference for thinning glue
Directions
1. Heat the milk in a pan until warm, then add vinegar.
2. Keep heating and stirring until the milk separates into curds and whey.
3. Strain the mixture, keeping the solid curds (save your whey for other uses!).
4. Collect the curds and put them back into the pan.
5. Add baking soda and enough water to get the consistency of your choosing and mix/stir thoroughly.
6. Heat the mixture until it starts bubbling a bit, then turn it off and let it cool.
7. Bottle in airtight container upon cooling enough and/or use it right away for gluing!
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How To Make Natural Glue Using Milk:
Whether you would like to avoid a chance of your kids digesting chemical glues, make your house greener and as chemical free as possible or just want to avoid buying stuff and reducing wasteful packaging, the recipe above is a sure winner. There are many natural glue recipes around, but this one is the simplest to make with only 4 ingredients you most probably have on hand. I’ve tried it and it works, not only for paper, but also for gluing chunks of wood.
Ingredients
1½ cups milk
3 tsp white vinegar
1 tbsp baking soda
Water by preference for thinning glue
Directions
1. Heat the milk in a pan until warm, then add vinegar.
2. Keep heating and stirring until the milk separates into curds and whey.
3. Strain the mixture, keeping the solid curds (save your whey for other uses!).
4. Collect the curds and put them back into the pan.
5. Add baking soda and enough water to get the consistency of your choosing and mix/stir thoroughly.
6. Heat the mixture until it starts bubbling a bit, then turn it off and let it cool.
7. Bottle in airtight container upon cooling enough and/or use it right away for gluing!
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