We haven't done anything with them so far but we're probably going back out and getting more before the season ends, which is like soon.Originally Posted by FindersKeepers
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We haven't done anything with them so far but we're probably going back out and getting more before the season ends, which is like soon.
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FindersKeepers (09-27-2016)
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Everyone is telling me that Crisco works like a charm for dealing with that pine tar, going to give that a try but I have to buy some, I don't keep that death-in-a-can laying around, lol.
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Basically, alcohol works. So does nail polish remover (acetone).
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She doesn't paint her nails so we didn't have any acetone.
I'm not dumping what little booze I have laying around on pine tarred hands lol.
I'll try the shortening.
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FindersKeepers (09-27-2016)
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You don't keep rubbing alcohol around? Shoot, even some gasoline from your lawn mower would work. Anything that will strip varnish will work on pine tar.
In quoting my post, you affirm and agree that you have not been goaded, provoked, emotionally manipulated or otherwise coerced into responding.
"The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world’s problems.”
Mahatma Gandhi
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We got it off with paper towels and gojo. I thought about gasoline but meh, digging that $#@! out and dumping it everywhere.
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Wish I knew of accessable pines here. I got a BUNCH of purple Basil. It self seeds so.. now a LOT. Pine nuts at the store are EXPENSIVE. I did try grinding sunflower seeds.. it's not the same though.
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