Review on 💪 Quakehold! 88111 Museum Putty Neutral: Reliable 2.64 Oz. Solution for Securing Fragile Objects by Stuart Sugden

As you might have guessed from the title of my review, I lost some valuable items when they were accidentally thrown from their resting place. And well, I'll admit that I've been one of the clumsy ones **sometimes**. Now this product will not save any item from a determined diva of destruction like my jack russell terrier jumping to the window to talk to the neighbor's cat regardless of the decoration at the end of the table, but it will slow down the smooth descent of mine objects when they accidentally touch so I can grab them before they fall over. Some of the things I use this product for are holding glass lotion dispensers on sink ledges and stabilizing vases and various art objects that are exposed to dogs and human guests. Here in Chicago, I've only experienced a handful of tremors in the last 50 years, so it doesn't bother me too much. Hold the bottom edge of the frame and press it against the wall. It seems to help keep them in place. I also use this at the bottom of votive candle holders on the mantel so I don't accidentally splatter broken glass and hot wax all over the area. Yet again. I'm sure I will find other ways to use this product in the future. I like that it's odorless, non-greasy, leaves no marks on surfaces, easy to remove, can be put back in the packaging and reused, doesn't dry out or deteriorate during storage. package for several months. A little counts for a lot. I'm wondering if I can flatten it out and stick it onto colored Sunday comics like Silly Putty. That would be too cool!