If the trap's glue ends up on your skin, don't worry—it's non-toxic, though quite sticky. To remove it, apply vegetable oil to the affected area and gently rub it in. Then, cleanse the area with soap and warm water. You may need to repeat this process to completely remove the glue. When the glue gets on any surface in your home, you can use a few drops of oil and then wash with soap and warm water, just like with your skin. You can also use any standard glue-remover purchased at your local retailer. Please follow directions as indicated by the manufacturer. We have found that the glue does not easily adhere to fabric. However, in the off-chance that it does get on your fabric or textile surfaces, the use of oil is NOT recommended. Instead, you can use vinegar, acetone, alcohol, or even certain fabric stain removers. Using a cotton ball, dab the glue with the liquid of your choice. Try to saturate the glue, while avoiding the fabric as much as you can. Dab and rub until the glue is gone, then wash as normal, if applicable.