📦 Scotch Heavy Shipping Packaging 3850S 3: Top-Level Protection for Your Shipments Review

We use this in the garage to tie up our recycling and other packaging. We keep it in the drawer of our tool box along with all our other tapes like masking tape, electrical tape, etc. It's late December here in New England. The temperature outside (and in the garage) is actually warm, around 30 degrees Fahrenheit, and this tape will hardly stick to itself or anything else. Right now it's as sticky as a 3M sticky square. So until spring I think it's useless for us. I saw a comment or two…

I ran out of tape and bought the Duck brand because it was the only brand in the nearest store. I tried using this to seal a package for shipping - complete crap. The tape was thin and didn't have good adhesion at all. I was afraid to mail it because I don't think it would have reached the USPS or any other postal service. So I ordered my trusty old Scotch Heavy Duty packing tape. As soon as my whiskey arrived I immediately took the Duck brand out of the box with ease. I sealed it with tape and

There seems to be almost no ribbon on the roll, about a quarter roll of ribbon compared to what I usually get. I never really thought about how many yards of tape was on a roll when I bought cheap in the past, they were just good size big rolls of tape but that's a tiny roll of tape, $15 is crazy. I bet it takes three or four of those rolls to make a ruler the size I usually get when I buy duct tape. I've never seen trolls that small, I didn't even know buns could be like that. It would be…