Brick Cleaning SNOT is a moldable, sticky putty designed to lift dirt and dust from plastic interlocking bricks. Often described as "slime for adults," it easily conforms to irregular surfaces like a built LEGO® set or minifig. The gel relies on surface adhesion to grab debris without leaving a wet or sticky residue behind.
IT REALLY WORKS!
What is It made of?
Brick Cleaning SNOT is made from a non-toxic, biodegradable polymer matrix. The core ingredients include:
• Guar Gum or Glycerol Gel: These form the flexible, jelly-like base.
• Water: Keeps the gel hydrated and pliable.
• Ethanol or Antiseptics: Helps preserve the gel and disinfects surfaces.
• Colorants: Added to give the gel a vibrant look.
How Does It Work?
There are many ways to get your LEGO® parts clean using Brick Cleaning SNOT:
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Roll It: You knead and compress the gel onto the dirty area of your bricks (no disassembly required)
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Squish it: You push the gel slowly into a textured surface or crevice.
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Dip it: Simply dip a minifigure or dirty brick in the jar of SNOT and move it around
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Drip it: Leave the SNOT on an area that needs cleaning and watch gravity do the work. After about a minute the SNOT will get into every crevasse and hard to reach area.
Because the SNOT is cohesive, it pulls cleanly away in one piece instead of breaking apart into small cracks.
Key Limitations & Care
• It is Reusable But Has an Expiry: You can reuse the gel multiple times. However, as it absorbs more dirt, it will turn dark. Once it changes color or loses its stickiness, it is time to restock you Brick Cleaning SNOT.
• Do Not Wash It: Attempting to rinse the gel with water will dissolve its chemical structure and turn it into a gooey, unusable mess.
• Avoid Heat and Moisture: Store the gel in its airtight container in a cool, dry place. If exposed to high heat, it can melt and permanently bond to surfaces.
• Keep Hands Dry: Using the gel with wet hands will compromise its consistency and make it stick to your skin.
DO NOT EAT
If ingested please seek immediate medical attention
Brick Cleaning SNOT is a moldable, sticky putty designed to lift dirt and dust from plastic interlocking bricks. Often described as "slime for adults," it easily conforms to irregular surfaces like a built LEGO® set or minifig. The gel relies on surface adhesion to grab debris without leaving a wet or sticky residue behind.
IT REALLY WORKS!
What is It made of?
Brick Cleaning SNOT is made from a non-toxic, biodegradable polymer matrix. The core ingredients include:
• Guar Gum or Glycerol Gel: These form the flexible, jelly-like base.
• Water: Keeps the gel hydrated and pliable.
• Ethanol or Antiseptics: Helps preserve the gel and disinfects surfaces.
• Colorants: Added to give the gel a vibrant look.
How Does It Work?
There are many ways to get your LEGO® parts clean using Brick Cleaning SNOT:
-
Roll It: You knead and compress the gel onto the dirty area of your bricks (no disassembly required)
-
Squish it: You push the gel slowly into a textured surface or crevice.
-
Dip it: Simply dip a minifigure or dirty brick in the jar of SNOT and move it around
-
Drip it: Leave the SNOT on an area that needs cleaning and watch gravity do the work. After about a minute the SNOT will get into every crevasse and hard to reach area.
Because the SNOT is cohesive, it pulls cleanly away in one piece instead of breaking apart into small cracks.
Key Limitations & Care
• It is Reusable But Has an Expiry: You can reuse the gel multiple times. However, as it absorbs more dirt, it will turn dark. Once it changes color or loses its stickiness, it is time to restock you Brick Cleaning SNOT.
• Do Not Wash It: Attempting to rinse the gel with water will dissolve its chemical structure and turn it into a gooey, unusable mess.
• Avoid Heat and Moisture: Store the gel in its airtight container in a cool, dry place. If exposed to high heat, it can melt and permanently bond to surfaces.
• Keep Hands Dry: Using the gel with wet hands will compromise its consistency and make it stick to your skin.
DO NOT EAT
If ingested please seek immediate medical attention
