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Many people use recipes from their tablet instead of traditional cookbooks, but who wants food particles on their device?

While others made sleek metallic sculptures, she favored humble materials like lumber and glue. The Times called her “one of ...

While they used to be popular, popcorn ceilings are often seen as an eyesore. Spruce up your dated ceiling without scraping ...

Scientists in China have developed a revolutionary new “bone glue” that can heal fractures, which could traditionally take months to heal, in a matter of minutes, according to a report. Product ...

From super glues and construction tapes to silicone greases and penetrating oils, we’ll show you how the professionals put things together and take them apart. Credit... Supported by By Tim Heffernan ...

Chinese scientists have developed a new kind of oyster-inspired bone glue, aiming to treat fractures without metal implants. The bio-adhesive called “Bone-02” can be injected into a fracture site that ...

A by-product of the timber industry has been turned into a safe and reusable hot-gun glue that could replace solvent-based adhesives that are toxic to humans and the environment. Ziwen Lv at Beijing ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. All sorts of crafts, carpentry projects, and DIYs require the use of wood glue. But which version of this ...

The use of glue dates back to ancient civilizations. Ancient Romans and Greeks used a type of glue made from animal hides and fish bones for gluing thin layers of boards. The first synthetic glue or ...

LAPEER, Mich. – Sharp metal objects keep appearing among the wood chips at a playground in Southeast Michigan. The discovery was made at Cramton Park, which is just west of Monroe Street in Lapeer.