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Not Ranked. Helpful AND tactful post? : 0 People have told me that it's safe to let my guineas play with toilet paper rolls and paper towel rolls. But is this only if I remove the little bit of glue on the rolls where the paper was stuck to? It's barely there...and I'm not sure if it would be harmful... but should I remove it first? |
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It woudn't hurt to remove the small bits of glue from them. Better to be safe. |
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How can I remove it? I've tried scraping it off but it doesn't seem to work... |
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If the spots are really small, then don't worry about it, if they are larger spots then take a knife and cut them off/out. Toilet paper rolls and paper towel rolls must also be cut in half so a pig doesn't get their nose stuck in them so maybe cut them where the glue is and you can cut the glue off at the same time. |
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