The hospital I work at uses Vaseline whenever someone comes into the ER after super gluing some body part together. The petroleum breaks the super glue down, so after a few minutes you can pry apart whatever has been super glued together. It's non-toxic (unless a large amount is ingested), is easy to keep out of eyes since it's not a liquid, and isn't harsh on skin, unlike acetone. It's something to keep in mind. Vaseline, or any other petroleum jelly product, at home is much faster and cheaper than an ER visit.

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I wish I could give you 44333 thumbs up for that alone. So cool. :)

Actually nail polish remover works wonders with getting rid of super glue. My family is prone to getting it all over when we use it. But I don't think nail polish remover or WD-40 are exactly safe to put on a child's mouth especially since she's so young...

Maybe with a q-tip? Not sure, just suggesting. So that way it's a smaller amount. And then have her wash her mouth?

Don't ever use WD-40 (or any other harmful chemical, like acetone) to remove super glue from your or someone else's face. It's too easy for a person to accidentally get it in their mouth, eyes, or nose and can cause serious damage. Use Vaseline instead. It's much safer.

All of those are poisonous and corrosive if injested.... She did the right thing.

There aren't enough bits for it to say period. It says 44333, as discussed above.