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Try with nail polish remover, it may work.
Manuel
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Find many Home Improvement related articles at DoItYourself-tips, pay us a visit at http://www.doityourself-tips.comA tank-less water heater is the same than instant water heater
What it means is that it doesn’t store any water, it heats the water on the fly as you much as you need.
The main benefit is an endless provision of hot water
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Find many Home Improvement related articles at DoItYourself-tips, pay us a visit at http://www.doityourself-tips.comMy advice is that if you bought it recently, ask for a replacement, it must be under guarantee.
If you try to fix it you may lose the guarantee, and that is not good.
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Find many Home Improvement related articles at DoItYourself-tips, pay us a visit at http://www.doityourself-tips.comI had a similar problem and use all sort of solvents till I realized that wasn’t glue but a flaw of the vinyl.
I looked like it was working when still wet but as soon as it dried it come up again.
You can tell because of the texture, if it is glue you must feel the texture when touching it with your finger, if it feels exactly the same than the rest of the floor … don’t bother is just a flaw.
Vinyl comes with loads of flaws, I found at least one in every pack when I did my room, you have to pay attention while installing it, later it’s too late.
Are you sure is glue?
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