Super Glue and Baking Soda: How to Use Them to Glue Broken Objects Back Together

Firmly press the two broken pieces together. Hold them in place for 10-30 seconds, depending on the size of the pieces. The glue should start to set almost instantly due to the reaction with the baking soda.

Clean Off Excess:

If any glue or baking soda spills out of the bond area, clean it up with a damp cloth or paper towel before it sets. You can also use a small tool to scrape off any excess.

Let It Cure:

Although the bond will feel strong after a few seconds, let it fully cure for at least 5 minutes for a strong, lasting repair. For larger or thicker repairs, it may take longer to set completely.

Benefits of Using Super Glue and Baking Soda:
Quick bonding: The reaction between super glue and baking soda causes the bond to set almost instantly, saving you time.

Fills gaps: Baking soda fills in gaps and cracks, ensuring a tight, durable seal.

Stronger than just super glue: The added baking soda strengthens the bond, especially on porous or rough surfaces.

Cost-effective: It’s a cheap and easily available solution for quick repairs.

Uses:
Fixing ceramic, porcelain, and plastic items (e.g., mugs, decorative items, plastic parts)

Repairing small household objects like broken toys, jewelry, or furniture

Sealing cracks in materials that may not bond well with super glue alone

This method is a handy way to make strong repairs on a wide range of materials and save money on replacing broken items!