rubber cement

Southern Ray · Dec 6, 2014

About a year or so ago someone posted a subject about rubber cement going dry in the tube after the first use.
I also had an abundance of patches, but no cement.
Someone responded suggested storing the tube upside down.
It works.
I now have plenty of tubes of cement, but very few patches.
Whoever made that suggestion stand up and take a bow.

rrlund · Dec 6, 2014

Works for cottage cheese too. Put the carton upside down in the refrigerator (sit it on its lid) and the stuff will last as long as a Twinkie.

notjustair · Dec 6, 2014

And it would need to in order to get used around here. I can't force myself to eat that vile junk. I think it is the consistency.

FLOLDFORD · Dec 6, 2014

I'll second that. I guess I would starve before I would eat cottage cheese

rrlund · Dec 6, 2014

What?! It's better than ice cream.

fixerupper · Dec 6, 2014

I love cottage cheese, at least the cottage cheese from the store. The stuff mom used to make left a little to be desired. Sometimes she wouldn't get all the sour tasting water drained or squeezed out of it. Never did care for the home made butter either. Maybe it's because I had to crank that churn every Saturday morning.

Alan K · Dec 6, 2014

I thought they were referring to the rubber cement. just kidding...

37chief · Dec 6, 2014

Speaking of cottage cheese. I was at a Motorcycle swap meet at Davenport Iowa, back around 10 years ago. I go to a restaurant that had a tractor outside. I thought that will be a good place to eat. When they brought my food there was also a big portion of cottage cheese, which I didn't order. Is that common in Iowa restaurants? I don't mind cottage cheese, but wasn't expecting it. Stan

Eldon (WA) · Dec 6, 2014

(quoted from post at 17:58:20 12/06/14) About a year or so ago someone posted a subject about rubber cement going dry in the tube after the first use.
I also had an abundance of patches, but no cement.
Someone responded suggested storing the tube upside down.
It works.
I now have plenty of tubes of cement, but very few patches.
Whoever made that suggestion stand up and take a bow.

Works for cans of paint, too.

john in la · Dec 6, 2014

I love Creole Cream Cheese but can not eat Cottage Cheese even though they are basically the same thing.

The difference is in how they form the curd.

Cottage cheese is heated and is a tart cheese.

Creole Cream cheese is made by adding rennet and is a more sweet cheese. It is also covered with milk cream making it even sweeter.

fixerupper · Dec 6, 2014

Not common in my part of Northwest Iowa. Haven't seen it in Davenport either. Maybe someone from eastern Iowa can fill us in.

SweetFeet · Dec 6, 2014

Has to be REALLY fresh - but try it on some tater chips or Fritos. Good stuff... cottage cheese I mean, not rubber cement.

vscummins · Dec 6, 2014

Cottage cheese is my favorite I could s tub in one
go

johnlobb · Dec 6, 2014

My 8 yo grandaughter's favorite food is cottage cheese and she is one picky eater!

old popper · Dec 7, 2014

Jim, that comment brought back the memories of the home churned butter at my Grandmother's house. I loved that stuff.
Dale

Bret4207 · Dec 7, 2014

(quoted from post at 22:05:19 12/06/14) Works for cottage cheese too. Put the carton upside down in the refrigerator (sit it on its lid) and the stuff will last as long as a Twinkie.

Cottage Cheese doesn't make it long around here. Everyone but my wife loves the stuff! Mmmmm!

Bret4207 · Dec 7, 2014

(quoted from post at 23:43:09 12/06/14) Has to be REALLY fresh - but try it on some tater chips or Fritos. Good stuff... cottage cheese I mean, not rubber cement.

On Ritz crackers too!

Leroy · Dec 7, 2014

Wife will eat cottage cheese but I will not. Goes back 50-60? years to when had a can of milk returned as being spoiled. Folks made that can of milk into cottage cheese. At that time I decided that if the milk was spoiled for one thing it was spoiled for everything else and should have been thrown away. So to this day I will not touch the stuff.

showcrop · Dec 7, 2014

When done using RTV silicone squeeze a little out the end to remove air before putting the cap on.

teddy52food · Dec 7, 2014

Speaking of cottage cheese, What is in Greek yogurt? I had some I didn't like & my dog wouldn't eat it and he will even eat pickles.

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