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Amazingly, when I read the answer about essence oils, I headed downstairs to the kitchen, opened the junk drawer and there as a zipper bag with small vial type bottles of essence oils. I must have bought them over 20 years ago and have haued them miles and through the years and recently wondered once more why I have them. Ta--da... Thanks all! It worked very well to rove adhesive from my thumbnail!
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