Thread: Uses for canned goo

It works good at getting blood out or car upholstery and carpets. It also works on clothes.

It removes pencil marks, and drawings from desk tops.

Are teachers would have us do this on the last day of each school year. That was in elementary school

How about something I can use like a can of silly string instead?

Canned goo can make an effective lubricant for your hones in lieu of oil or honing solution.

I’ve seen vids of soccer refs using some kind of sprayed foam to mark where a penalty kick is to be placed. Seems like a good use.

Im with Ray. Works on a hone nicely. But i just use Cremo for that.

I had purchased a can of Barbisol just before I started wet shaving. Used a little bit on hones. After a few years I decided to use it up. With the addition of a brush and added water, it actually works quite well for shaving.

1: Plan your escape route. For example leave your room door open for easy reentry.

2: Take an LP record jacket and flex it open and spray in goo.

3: Slide the open end under someones dorm room door from the hall way side.

4: Stomp very hard on the upper side of the record jacket.

5: If the room was occupied use your planned escape route. If not remove the liner and walk away like nothing is
amiss.

Warning, I read this somewhere and have never practiced it in person so do so at your own risk.

Rez, should I ask how the blood got on the car uphotery?