Instructional writing on using glue gun
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Before you begin
The first and most important step to safely using your glue gun is to read the instructions and warnings provided by your glue gun’s manufacturer in or on the original packaging.
A careful inspection of the glue gun should be your next step. Before plugging it in, check to make sure the gun isn’t broken, or too worn. Look for frayed electrical cord or any cracks in the gun or nozzle. If you find these signs of excessive wear, do not use the glue gun. Plug the gun in and check to see if the on/off button (if your gun has one) is working correctly.
Remember that glue guns called “warm” or “low melt” guns can still be dangerous and result in burns or electrical shocks.
Carefully choose the kind of gun you need for your project – if you don’t need a high heat gun, opt for one of the “warm” or “low melt” options to reduce (but not eliminate) your chances of injury.
Explanation:
In case of a burn
If you get hot glue on your skin, hold the burned area in ice water. If there is a serious burn, contact a medical professional immediately. Medical attention should also be sought if glue makes contact with eyes.
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