I think many have experienced, just like myself, using part of a tube of latex sealant, sealing the nozzle, and forgetting the syringe in the garage until the next project when you discover it has stuck again, and if you press hard enough, the sealant comes out the back instead.
I've received tips about unscrewing the nozzle, cleaning it, placing a piece of plastic wrap over the hole on the cartridge, and then screwing the nozzle back again. And sure, it sounds both simple and clever, right?
But today when I used the sealant again and was cleaning the nozzle, it struck me that it was both time-consuming and extremely messy to stand there with a wooden skewer digging.
So... share your best tips! How do you easily clean the nozzle from latex?
I've received tips about unscrewing the nozzle, cleaning it, placing a piece of plastic wrap over the hole on the cartridge, and then screwing the nozzle back again. And sure, it sounds both simple and clever, right?
But today when I used the sealant again and was cleaning the nozzle, it struck me that it was both time-consuming and extremely messy to stand there with a wooden skewer digging.
So... share your best tips! How do you easily clean the nozzle from latex?
Unscrews the nozzle and blows with compressed air backwards