How do I re-use older Mod Podge, is that possible??

Hi Stuart! If that's what you were asking in your other question, then, yes you can. It show be about the consistency of white glue. In fact some people mix their own from Elmer's glue and water. Good luck and stay well!

HELLO AGAIN,

YES ADD A LITTLE WATER IF GONE THICKER.......... DO IT - GET STUCK IN!!

Yes, just add some water and give it a good shake.

If it gets too thick add water a little at a time, keep stirring to make an even solution.

Add water and shake or stir well to revive the old Mod Podge.

If it's too thick, add a little water and stir.

If it has gotten gummed up, you can add water and stir as others have said. If it's beyond useable, which it shouldn't be, but it can happen, you could try making your own mod podge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-VEHcV7URA

Yes it can be thinned with water, but if it’s lumpy the clotted glue clumps might need to be scooped out.

Exactly what Vimarhonor said

Thin with water but to take lumps out run through make a strainer made from old wire like wide mess screen wire or chicken wire. Work, but worth it..

Hi Stuart, take add a bit of water and shake really good, then check for lumps that could ruin your projects. Let us know how it turns out!

Try adding a little water.

As long as it hasn't begun to yellow, you can add water. I personally use distilled water because we have a well. Also, if it's lumpy, I put it in an old blender and run it on the highest setting for a minute or two. It is smooth and ready to use. Also note that the amount of water you use will depend on the thickness the Mod Podge has become. Good luck!

Thanks for the tip! Reusing older Mod Podge is totally possible.

Thanks for the helpful advice on reusing Mod Podge. It's great to know that it's possible to extend the life of our crafting supplies by adjusting the consistency. I'll definitely keep that in mind for my future projects.

On the topic of reusing and repurposing, have you ever considered giving old furniture a second chance? It's a fantastic way to add character to your space while also being environmentally conscious. Plus, there's something incredibly satisfying about transforming something old into something new and beautiful.

If you're ever looking for some creative ideas on how to use mod podge. I recently came across a tutorial that might pique your interest. It's filled with tips and tricks for getting the most out of this versatile adhesive.