Duck 300877 Professional Electrical 4 Inch Review

I love it as much as you can love duct tape without being weird. It's not like I'm judging or anything. If you want to make it weird, go ahead. you make yourself In the meantime, I'll be here and use mine to keep the iPod cord from setting my house on fire.

When I transplant my African Violets, I attach a piece of Duck Brand tape to each plastic pot. On it I write the name of the violet and the date of the transplant. I have used masking tape before and it was impossible to remove leaving a big mess. This tape peels off instantly and the pot can be washed and reused looking like new. So I am satisfied with this product. It saves me time and money

I bought this to fill a small gap between two dry erase boards in my van. True to the Duck name, it did its job very well and cost a lot less than other materials. I had to rearrange it a few times before putting it in place. Still, the record holds throughout my trip to New Mexico. The plastic sleeve protects it well in my travel kit and the lid stays secure. After the holidays I plan to do some crafts with a dry erase board and use it to protect the edges.

I have not used this tape for electrical! One particular use was sealing cracks in an antique ice box to cover the plastic upper lip. I first cleaned the cracks and filled them with a shiny white putty, then let it dry, then rinsed the entire lip with alcohol, let it dry, and then carefully, without stretching the tape, sealed the entire upper lip with this tape. It really stuck and still works great! The trick with the tape to make it stick well is to clean it with alcohol and not pull on the…

Yes! On unexpected use, I snagged this tape. What a sight for sore eyes. There are several switches in my bedroom that turn off the intense green light in my bedroom. Maybe manufacturers think this is a good way to find a light switch (or turn on a night light) in the dark. I saw light through my eyelids and it prevented me from sleeping. Then duct tape enters the scene. I can sleep now. And the tape section is practically invisible (unless you know you're looking for it). So it doesn't even…

My family is a mass consumer of products from an electronics company with fruit on the logo. This company is known for having very expensive components; A replacement charger for a phone or laptop can cost as much as $80. I learned the hard way that our new kitten really likes to chew on those expensive bits. Luckily the kitten didn't electrocute itself and I caught it before it completely chewed the cords. If you have i-Products or a MacBook, it's a good idea to have a roll of this material…