glue stick

"Just tell me where to find the glue sticks," I said.

Glue sticks are made by many brands and each may have different features to it.

Glue sticks are more convenient for class activities, but don't last as long.

It means I've always got a ready supply of paint stirring or glue sticks.

In contrast, the glue sticks even better to the hard coatings than to glass.

The glue sticks come in white, amber and clear, depending on brand.

Often the legs of the birds are so stuck to the glue sticks that they need to be pulled off.

They used an empty glue stick for a mold.

Hot glue sticks are usually based on one or more base material, with various additives.

One teacher asked for 20 glue sticks, for one child.

"It's much more convenient to use a glue stick."

All hot-melt guns use glue sticks half an inch in diameter.

No glues stick to it unless someone first chemically changes the surface into a different substance.

She returned with a bag full of construction paper, markers, glue sticks, glitter and the like.

Others are trapped using glue sticks made from the berries of a local tree or birdlime.

With the first type, you press on the end of the glue stick to feed it into the back of the gun, as shown.

Pritt, the world's first glue stick, made its debut in 1969.

Oh, right, I remember: seventh-grade girls with glitter and glue sticks beat him to the punch.

Generic brands manufacture glue sticks as well, utilising the twist action.

Glue sticks are solid adhesives in twist or push-up tubes.

Glue sticks are manufactured in several diameters for different glue guns.

The next drawer contained jars of nails, screws, glue sticks, and paper clips.

She combs the newspaper ads in August for hot deals on crayons and glue sticks.

My students do not come to school with Post-It notes, blank computer disks or glue sticks.