Almost everything mops up or can be scraped if they get gum or some other sticky stuff on the floor. 

I think you posted on another topic that you were buying them and not able to get them un-gummed and I kind of figured it out from there, but I appreciate the response.

This is what the story behind the story is.. if you can't get to the site:Me- "Hey can I buy a piece of bubble gum from you for $1.00?

Acetone is one way, but I would also look into some of the new adheasive removers.The one that I am thinking of is called something like Gunk or Gum.

However, I see potential to work deals in many different ways and can see where straying from what I know could be dangerous without a strategy.If you can share an example, an article on someone gummed up by either of these situations, it would be really educational.

Many of the older vinyl floor tiles and any associated paper-like backing, mastic, adhesive or glue, may contain asbestos.

Metal in the valleys with mastic. 

They didn't experience the big run-up in prices when the bubble inflated, so they didn't get gum all over their faces when it popped.

The principal's eyes opened really wide and before he could stop the answer, Harry replied, 'Bubble gum.' 6) Ms.

200,000 pieces of bubble gum at $.05 a pop. properties are expensive here in Atlanta.