You've
just pulled on your favorite jacket and you're running out the door into the
cold night air -- when the gold metal zipper gets stuck. Instead of having this or any
other zipper professionally repaired, save a bundle of cash and fix the stuck
zipper you. Zippers typically get stuck if they're blocked by an obstruction,
but they may also stop gliding smoothly as a garment ages. Fix your corn teeth zipper by
using one of several common household items to lubricate the zipper teeth.
Step
1
Check
your highly polished metal zipper for obstructions as small pieces of lint or a thread can stop the
zipper from sliding properly. If the zipper lining is caught in the zipper,
pull the fabric back and forth a few times to get it out. If you see an
obstruction that you can't pull out with your fingers, try using a small pair
of scissors to remove it. Take care not to damage the garment with the
scissors.
Step
2
Open
the zipper all the way. Rub over the zipper teeth with a bar of unscented soap,
a pencil graphite, a crayon or some candle wax.
Step
3
Zip
up the zipper and rub the soap, crayon, candle wax or pencil over the teeth
again.
Step
4
Pull
the zipper up and down a few times until it glides smoothly. If the zipper
continues to stick, apply another coat of wax, soap, crayon or graphite.
Step
5
Rub
the zipper with a dry cloth to get rid of any excess residue.
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