To remove crazy glue from your hands: Fill a sink with warm soapy water. Soak your hands for a minute or two. Put more soap on your hand and rub them together. Dunk them back into the warm water to rinse. Use your nails to pull off the softened glue. For stubborn glue, put some fingernail polish remover or alcohol on a cotton ball.

Soak and wash the affected area. Fill a basin with hot water to remove the glue from your hand or fingers gently. Submerge your hand into the water and let it soak for several minutes. Scrub the area with a teaspoon of sugar or salt. Scrub until the glue rolls up and detaches from the skin.

If you’re removing super glue on your hands or fingers, fill a large bowl or sink with warm water and a squirt of liquid soap. If you can’t easily use a bowl or sink, hop in a warm bath with some suds. Soak the affected area for around 10 minutes to help soften the glue. Rub the glue with small gentle circles to help it lift off of your skin.

To get super glue off skin, combine enough baking soda and olive oil in a container to form a thick paste. Use a cotton swab to rub the paste over the glue and let it sit for about five minutes. Use the fine edge of a fingernail file to pull the adhesive away from your skin gently.

Butter and oils, such as coconut or olive oil, can help separate fingers that are stuck together with superglue. Try soaking the skin in warm water first, then rub oil or butter onto the superglue to dissolve the bond. Apply more oil and massage the area until the glue is gone.