📦 Scotch 1-Inch by 55-Yard Masking Tape for Home and Office, 6 Roll Pack Review

I accidentally ordered home and office duct tape for auto duct tape. I used it anyway and it worked satisfactorily on my painting project.

This is good masking tape at a great price. [Edit: When I wrote this review, the price was $6.64.] It's a little thinner than what I remember from my school days, but then so is my hair. This works well, especially for labeling leftover containers in the fridge.

I use masking tape for art projects and to stick butcher paper on my dining table to keep paint from getting on it while I work. Obviously I burn through masking tape pretty quickly so I'm very happy to find this product at Revain. 3 rolls for $6 is an amazing price and I have backups now. Hooray!

This is the one if you are NOT crazy about the new masking tapes on the market that don't stick to anything! It's a disguise that works the same as before! My only regret is that I didn't buy a wider band. I was frugal. But actually I would be much happier if the band was twice as wide.

Above average quality masking tape. Easy to apply and comes out clean. It does start to rise at the ends after a while, but to be honest, duct tape isn't made for long-lasting glue. It's easy to hide areas temporarily and then remove them again. Still works better than many generic or nameless masking tapes I've used in the past. Especially in terms of how clean it is.

tape arrived as expected and in excellent condition. I was a bit hesitant to buy as some reviews said they have old batches or don't work. The tape I received works as expected. It peels off well and doesn't tear uncomfortably. I use it to seal spice bottles and other bathroom bottles when I move abroad and my family has always used this type of tape to prevent spills on all of our moves!

Masking tape rolls should be stored in sealed plastic bags from the start. I find the quart slider pouch to be more convenient for the roll of tape currently in use; Place the remaining rolls in regular sealed sandwich bags. This solution was discovered when the current roll I was using became unusable due to lack of glue, but I found that the rolls I bought at the same time but were in sealed sandwich bags were as good as new. Works great!

We stumbled across these Scotch brand rolls and chose them for the strength of the adhesive and the variety of tape widths. Check out the inner circle strip to find the best glue for your buck. If the inner roll is yellow or red, that's very good and you'll get the best tape. These roles are sometimes even difficult to remove when we need them, so they are exactly what we need. Avoid using masking tape with a white inner roll. The Scotch brand seems like the best company to buy.

As a preschool teacher, I spend half my life retaping art projects that fall off the wall. Seriously, the very expensive duct tape we get through school orders doesn't even stick to itself. While having to buy my own cassette tape (along with everything else) for my class annoys me, this purchase does for my sanity value. In fact, not only does this tape keep the projects on the wall, it's so strong that we have to be very careful when removing the projects from the wall so as not to tear them…