Review on 📦 Efficient Scotch Shipping Packaging Dispenser 3850 12 DP3 for Easy Shipping by Josh Koa

I bought a multi pack (can't remember if it was 2 or 3 packs) of Scotch tape and when I first bought it it was great is working. In fact I used 2/3 rolls with no problems. As the holidays got closer, I stopped selling online for a few months. I put the tape in a drawer at home, indoors, without excessive humidity or extreme temperatures, and it lasted a month or two. When I used it again it didn't stick to anything! It's like the glue is a little less sticky than the sticky note. Of course, that doesn't work with packaging. I threw away 1/3 of the roll I had left and went to another brand new roll from the pack and it was the same story. No stickiness on the tape. I pulled out a few yards but it looks like the whole reel shot through. I rummaged in my drawers and found a nearly empty roll of Duck brand duct tape that predated the duct tape by several years. It was kept in the same room and was just as stuck as the day I bought it years ago! So I know the tape is the problem. I think the humidity has been pretty dry for the past month or so. My guess is that the glue on the tape has dried and is no longer tacky. The reel proudly says "Made in the USA". I expect this will be a disgrace to 3M, which I've always considered the leader in adhesives and tapes. My guess is that at least one defective batch of this band was made, and it's not always obvious that the band is defective when purchased (mine worked fine for a few months). I've also seen many other reports from other users with the same complaint. I know every company makes mistakes from time to time, but I guess unless I get an explanation from 3M on how I acknowledge the problem and how it was fixed, I'll stick with other brands of tape from now on.