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Step 3[set in its final resting position]

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After getting the color and quantity of "Coffee" that you want to spill out of your cup right, tip it on it's side. Please keep in mind that this is HOT GLUE designed to PERMENANTLY ADHERE to GLASS, METAL, PLASTIC, CEMENT, MICROWAVES AND OVENS. So please take appropriate steps to protect the bottom of your microwave or oven from being permenantly bonded to a coffee mug. I used waxed paper, but  a silicone baking sheet, or old silicone pan that you don't plan on using for baking again could possibly work. Let me know if you try this.

So, just tip the coffee mug on it's side with the "coffee" still inside and microwave for a couple minutes monitoring it closely. The coffee should automatically start running out slowly onto your microwave or oven protective element. If it needs some encouragement you can pull it out a little with your chopstick. My coffee has lots of little bubbles in it, but that 's really not that off from real coffee with cream having those little bubbles in it.
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Mar 27, 2011. 7:37 AMaaronbot3000 says:
If the hot glue does get stuck onto things, rubbing alcohol is really good at removing it.

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