What kind of tape sticks to Rubbermaid storage containers?
Q. The regular storage containers, I like to label the boxes by writing on papers. I've tried scotch tape, duct tape, masking tape, and packing tape. They all peel off. Thanks.
Asked by runner58 - Mon Oct 13 16:12:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's not your tape it's the containor take an achoal pad and wipe the area you want to tape to remove any oil on the containor
Answered by mike30577 - Mon Oct 13 16:24:16 2008
Q. The regular storage containers, I like to label the boxes by writing on papers. I've tried scotch tape, duct tape, masking tape, and packing tape. They all peel off. Thanks.
Asked by runner58 - Mon Oct 13 16:12:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's not your tape it's the containor take an achoal pad and wipe the area you want to tape to remove any oil on the containor
Answered by mike30577 - Mon Oct 13 16:24:16 2008
How to post a highlight tape online and how to make it on a computer?
Q. I am making a highlight tape to send out to colleges this offseason. What I have done so far is transferred full game tapes from a tape to a DVD and I want to pick certain plays from the DVD on a computer and make a highlight reel and then post it on youtube. First question, what software or programs could I use to edit my tape? Second, how do I post it on youtube?
Asked by unknown - Sun Nov 15 16:01:14 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am making a highlight tape to send out to colleges this offseason. What I have done so far is transferred full game tapes from a tape to a DVD and I want to pick certain plays from the DVD on a computer and make a highlight reel and then post it on youtube. First question, what software or programs could I use to edit my tape? Second, how do I post it on youtube?
Asked by unknown - Sun Nov 15 16:01:14 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
How do we clean Cartridge tape drives?
Q. How do we clean the head of a tape drive of a tape recorder/player or the cartridge tape driver head of a computer (with cartridge drive)? A radio mechanic cleaned the driver-head with spirit using cotton. Later, the drive worked properly. I heard there are some tapes that clean the drives of a tape recorder/player by running that tape. How is this possible? Also, my computer, printer, modem became dirty. What liquid can I use to clean their body? Is it safe to use any petroliquids?
Asked by K N Swamy - Sat Oct 13 06:29:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can remove the case from the recorder.Run the unit and use your finger nail to clean off the debris from the wheel.For your hard drive clean it off with compressed air.You can buy it in a spray can.
Answered by snowman - Sat Oct 13 07:47:00 2007
Q. How do we clean the head of a tape drive of a tape recorder/player or the cartridge tape driver head of a computer (with cartridge drive)? A radio mechanic cleaned the driver-head with spirit using cotton. Later, the drive worked properly. I heard there are some tapes that clean the drives of a tape recorder/player by running that tape. How is this possible? Also, my computer, printer, modem became dirty. What liquid can I use to clean their body? Is it safe to use any petroliquids?
Asked by K N Swamy - Sat Oct 13 06:29:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can remove the case from the recorder.Run the unit and use your finger nail to clean off the debris from the wheel.For your hard drive clean it off with compressed air.You can buy it in a spray can.
Answered by snowman - Sat Oct 13 07:47:00 2007
Do tape together the batts of fiberglass insulation when insulating the wall of a new construction?
Q. If so, what kind of tape do you use- duct tape, carton sealing tape, ??? This is to tape together the paper facing on the insulation where more than one continuous batt is used in a straight line. If it is not taped, air will escape where the two batts meet. This is to tape together the paper facing on the insulation where more than one continuous batt is used in a straight line. If it is not taped, air will escape where the two batts meet.
Asked by Pascha - Sat Jan 19 18:06:51 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are using batting that has a paper face to it, that tab on each side is used to staple the insulation to the upright studs or horizontal girds (boards turned on their sides and run horizontally). If you are installing insulation and have to piece it together and it has paper on one side, you tape the seams to get a better seal. You can use packing tape but over time it will degrade. Duct tape seems to last a bit longer. If the fiberglass insulation has no paper at all, it is unfaced and has no vapor barrier and does not need taping.
Answered by ozarks bum - Sat Jan 19 20:01:05 2008
Q. If so, what kind of tape do you use- duct tape, carton sealing tape, ??? This is to tape together the paper facing on the insulation where more than one continuous batt is used in a straight line. If it is not taped, air will escape where the two batts meet. This is to tape together the paper facing on the insulation where more than one continuous batt is used in a straight line. If it is not taped, air will escape where the two batts meet.
Asked by Pascha - Sat Jan 19 18:06:51 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are using batting that has a paper face to it, that tab on each side is used to staple the insulation to the upright studs or horizontal girds (boards turned on their sides and run horizontally). If you are installing insulation and have to piece it together and it has paper on one side, you tape the seams to get a better seal. You can use packing tape but over time it will degrade. Duct tape seems to last a bit longer. If the fiberglass insulation has no paper at all, it is unfaced and has no vapor barrier and does not need taping.
Answered by ozarks bum - Sat Jan 19 20:01:05 2008
What is an effective way to tape trim when painting?
Q. The last time I painted was a few years ago, and we taped around the baseboards and stuff with regular masking tape and it worked just fine, we hardly had to touch up at all. Then we painted again this weekend, and the tape didn't work at all - we had to spend hours touching up. We used 3M painting tape. Is there a better way to do it? Is there some entirely different method? Is there a type of tape that works better than others?
Asked by andrewdoane - Mon Feb 26 11:46:10 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Using the blue masking tape helps. Run a pen knife or something pointy with which you apply localized pressure along the edge (where trim meets wall). The blue tape has a little wax that melts from the heat generated and seals the edge so you don't have paint leaks. Also, it's wise to remove the paint in 48 hrs of finishing the job. I've had bad experience where the old tape when pulled took paint away along with it.
Answered by confused_procrastinator - Mon Feb 26 12:31:14 2007
Q. The last time I painted was a few years ago, and we taped around the baseboards and stuff with regular masking tape and it worked just fine, we hardly had to touch up at all. Then we painted again this weekend, and the tape didn't work at all - we had to spend hours touching up. We used 3M painting tape. Is there a better way to do it? Is there some entirely different method? Is there a type of tape that works better than others?
Asked by andrewdoane - Mon Feb 26 11:46:10 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Using the blue masking tape helps. Run a pen knife or something pointy with which you apply localized pressure along the edge (where trim meets wall). The blue tape has a little wax that melts from the heat generated and seals the edge so you don't have paint leaks. Also, it's wise to remove the paint in 48 hrs of finishing the job. I've had bad experience where the old tape when pulled took paint away along with it.
Answered by confused_procrastinator - Mon Feb 26 12:31:14 2007
How do I remove scotch tape from metal?
Q. Where i work people hang posters on the walls of the restroom. When the posters are removed, the tape stays behind. This has lead to there being lots of little strips of tape all over the walls. Not just the adhesive, but the actual piece of tape. I have tried knife blades and razors (did as much damage to the paint as it did in removing the tape), goo gone, paint thinner and soapy water (not at the same time--none of them did a thing) and my fingernails-nothing. Any other ideas?
Asked by jaterry2003 - Fri Dec 15 16:09:51 2006 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Saturate the areas with De-Solv-It. It will eventually dissolve both the tape and the adhesive. It would be best to remove the tape, at which time you could easily remove the remaining adhesive. It's a bit tricky to get the De-Solv-It to stay on the wall, the reason I suggest removing the tape first. I strongly suggest using a razor scraper to get the tape off so you don't scratch the wall. Then, after you get the whole mess cleaned up, why not hang a bulletin board! De-Solv-It is available at Walmart or most full-line hardware stores for about $4.00 per bottle.
Answered by janisko - Fri Dec 15 16:14:16 2006
Q. Where i work people hang posters on the walls of the restroom. When the posters are removed, the tape stays behind. This has lead to there being lots of little strips of tape all over the walls. Not just the adhesive, but the actual piece of tape. I have tried knife blades and razors (did as much damage to the paint as it did in removing the tape), goo gone, paint thinner and soapy water (not at the same time--none of them did a thing) and my fingernails-nothing. Any other ideas?
Asked by jaterry2003 - Fri Dec 15 16:09:51 2006 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Saturate the areas with De-Solv-It. It will eventually dissolve both the tape and the adhesive. It would be best to remove the tape, at which time you could easily remove the remaining adhesive. It's a bit tricky to get the De-Solv-It to stay on the wall, the reason I suggest removing the tape first. I strongly suggest using a razor scraper to get the tape off so you don't scratch the wall. Then, after you get the whole mess cleaned up, why not hang a bulletin board! De-Solv-It is available at Walmart or most full-line hardware stores for about $4.00 per bottle.
Answered by janisko - Fri Dec 15 16:14:16 2006
What kind of tape will stick to wax paper?
Q. I've made some energy bars and have them wrapped up in wax paper. I've tried using scotch tape in the past to seal the paper together with poor results. Masking tape? Packaging tape? Something else? You guys rock! Thanks for all the ideas. I've packaged them because I will be bringing them on a backpack trip and the packaging will help keep them from falling apart. The recipe: * Quick rolled oats (toast em if you want, I didn't) * almond butter * 100% cocoa powder * Rice syrup (you could use any liquid sweetener) This is a no-bake recipe, just mix, press and cut into bars or balls.I didn't measure anything, just kept adding and mixing until it was the consistency I wanted. I did use quite a bit of cocoa powder. I kept adding more rice… [cont.]
Asked by pianodirt - Sun Aug 19 16:25:31 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good for you, making your own energy bars! Bet they are delicious, too. To answer your "sticky" question, it would probably be good to completely run the tape around so it is sticking to itself rather than trying to stick it to the waxed paper. You've already discovered that it doesn't accept tapes very well, so try wrapping the tape all the way around. OR use cling wrap (like saran-wrap) to package your energy bars instead of waxed paper. You could also keep them in an air-tight metal box with only a layer of waxed paper in between the bars to keep them fresh. OR---take them to work and treat your friends and then you won't have to worry about storing them because they'll all be gone! How about sharing your recipe? Hope this helps.
Answered by unknown - Sun Aug 19 16:36:29 2007
Q. I've made some energy bars and have them wrapped up in wax paper. I've tried using scotch tape in the past to seal the paper together with poor results. Masking tape? Packaging tape? Something else? You guys rock! Thanks for all the ideas. I've packaged them because I will be bringing them on a backpack trip and the packaging will help keep them from falling apart. The recipe: * Quick rolled oats (toast em if you want, I didn't) * almond butter * 100% cocoa powder * Rice syrup (you could use any liquid sweetener) This is a no-bake recipe, just mix, press and cut into bars or balls.I didn't measure anything, just kept adding and mixing until it was the consistency I wanted. I did use quite a bit of cocoa powder. I kept adding more rice… [cont.]
Asked by pianodirt - Sun Aug 19 16:25:31 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good for you, making your own energy bars! Bet they are delicious, too. To answer your "sticky" question, it would probably be good to completely run the tape around so it is sticking to itself rather than trying to stick it to the waxed paper. You've already discovered that it doesn't accept tapes very well, so try wrapping the tape all the way around. OR use cling wrap (like saran-wrap) to package your energy bars instead of waxed paper. You could also keep them in an air-tight metal box with only a layer of waxed paper in between the bars to keep them fresh. OR---take them to work and treat your friends and then you won't have to worry about storing them because they'll all be gone! How about sharing your recipe? Hope this helps.
Answered by unknown - Sun Aug 19 16:36:29 2007
How do I tape a wooden hockey blade for ice hockey?
Q. I have a two-piece composite stick with a wooden blade. How do I tape the blade? How necessary is taping the blade? How frequently do I need to tape the blade? Any info would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by E S - Thu Sep 11 01:52:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start with a strip of tape along the bottom of the blade about 1.5 inches from each end. Fold the edges over onto the front and back of the blade. Press this tape down with a puck on the 3 sides and the 2 corners. Next start taping the stick from heel to toe. Put about 1/2" of tape on the top of the blade on one side. Do a complete wrap back over the 1/2" piece and then start down the blade towards the toe. Have the wraps start and end about 1/4" over-laping the piece on the bottom of the blade. Overlap the tape about 1/4" on each wrap. When you get to the end, make sure you tear the tape at the top and have a 1/2" piece on one side just like how you started. The key to a good tape job is how tight you apply the tape. Put your top two… [cont.]
Answered by Coach Scott - Thu Sep 11 11:32:03 2008
Q. I have a two-piece composite stick with a wooden blade. How do I tape the blade? How necessary is taping the blade? How frequently do I need to tape the blade? Any info would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by E S - Thu Sep 11 01:52:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start with a strip of tape along the bottom of the blade about 1.5 inches from each end. Fold the edges over onto the front and back of the blade. Press this tape down with a puck on the 3 sides and the 2 corners. Next start taping the stick from heel to toe. Put about 1/2" of tape on the top of the blade on one side. Do a complete wrap back over the 1/2" piece and then start down the blade towards the toe. Have the wraps start and end about 1/4" over-laping the piece on the bottom of the blade. Overlap the tape about 1/4" on each wrap. When you get to the end, make sure you tear the tape at the top and have a 1/2" piece on one side just like how you started. The key to a good tape job is how tight you apply the tape. Put your top two… [cont.]
Answered by Coach Scott - Thu Sep 11 11:32:03 2008
How do you remove tape from furniture without damaging the finish?
Q. We had movers put some of our wood furniture into storage for several months. When we moved the furniture into our new home, we found that the movers had used 2" clear packing tape to keep drawers from sliding out in transport. When I tried to remove the tape, it either pulled some of the finish off, or left the glue residue. I would like to make the movers lick the tape off, but that option is not available. Anyone have this experience? Any solvents or techniques to salvage my furniture?
Asked by saywhatkid - Tue Dec 4 13:10:21 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can use a hair dryer to soften the glue before you take off the tape. And most babyoil on a cotton ball will dissolve tape goo without doing any damage.
Answered by Atom 74 - Tue Dec 4 13:15:36 2007
Q. We had movers put some of our wood furniture into storage for several months. When we moved the furniture into our new home, we found that the movers had used 2" clear packing tape to keep drawers from sliding out in transport. When I tried to remove the tape, it either pulled some of the finish off, or left the glue residue. I would like to make the movers lick the tape off, but that option is not available. Anyone have this experience? Any solvents or techniques to salvage my furniture?
Asked by saywhatkid - Tue Dec 4 13:10:21 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can use a hair dryer to soften the glue before you take off the tape. And most babyoil on a cotton ball will dissolve tape goo without doing any damage.
Answered by Atom 74 - Tue Dec 4 13:15:36 2007
How do I put tape in the tape dispenser in my organizer desk lamp?
Q. I got an Equip Your Space Organizer Desk Lamp from Bed Bath & Beyond for christmas, but I can't figure out how to put tape in the tape dispenser. I got an Equip Your Space Organizer Desk Lamp from Bed Bath & Beyond for christmas, but I can't figure out how to put tape in the tape dispenser. It didn't come with instructions.
Asked by anomymous - Thu Jan 3 21:16:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately, I couldn't find anything on the web about that specifically-named item, but, other than just going to BB&B and asking them, I would speculate that it might be a sliding panel, such that the entire base or side slides out to reveal an openning for the tape.
Answered by skaizun - Thu Jan 3 22:20:41 2008
Q. I got an Equip Your Space Organizer Desk Lamp from Bed Bath & Beyond for christmas, but I can't figure out how to put tape in the tape dispenser. I got an Equip Your Space Organizer Desk Lamp from Bed Bath & Beyond for christmas, but I can't figure out how to put tape in the tape dispenser. It didn't come with instructions.
Asked by anomymous - Thu Jan 3 21:16:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately, I couldn't find anything on the web about that specifically-named item, but, other than just going to BB&B and asking them, I would speculate that it might be a sliding panel, such that the entire base or side slides out to reveal an openning for the tape.
Answered by skaizun - Thu Jan 3 22:20:41 2008
How can I get tape off my car without hurting the paint?
Q. Its clear packing-like tape that has been holding the window up until I can get it fixed. The tape is cracking and seems to have molded itself right onto the car. I need to get it off with out harming the paint one tiny bit. The tape goes all the way around the window area. Just an update, I have heard of Goo Gone, but I also heard it might harm the paint. Is there a special technique to use when using this product?
Asked by J V - Sat Oct 18 12:52:01 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use a hair dryer to heat the glue on the tape and you should be able to peel it off.
Answered by ryankneale - Sat Oct 18 12:57:02 2008
Q. Its clear packing-like tape that has been holding the window up until I can get it fixed. The tape is cracking and seems to have molded itself right onto the car. I need to get it off with out harming the paint one tiny bit. The tape goes all the way around the window area. Just an update, I have heard of Goo Gone, but I also heard it might harm the paint. Is there a special technique to use when using this product?
Asked by J V - Sat Oct 18 12:52:01 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use a hair dryer to heat the glue on the tape and you should be able to peel it off.
Answered by ryankneale - Sat Oct 18 12:57:02 2008
What type of cassette tape is best for recording the radio ?
Q. TDK D90 tape is cheaper but it has more hiss than AD90 tape. What's best when you put the tape recorder next to the radio to record it ?
Asked by Deattie - Thu Oct 29 00:07:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow! People still do that!? 0_0 I haven't done that since the 90s!! Sony and Maxell tapes have always worked for me and have never failed me down. ___ Ooh you mean tape recorder? I bought some random Panasonic ones from Target and they were pretty decent.
Answered by Bonkers D. Bobcat - Thu Oct 29 00:14:55 2009
Q. TDK D90 tape is cheaper but it has more hiss than AD90 tape. What's best when you put the tape recorder next to the radio to record it ?
Asked by Deattie - Thu Oct 29 00:07:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow! People still do that!? 0_0 I haven't done that since the 90s!! Sony and Maxell tapes have always worked for me and have never failed me down. ___ Ooh you mean tape recorder? I bought some random Panasonic ones from Target and they were pretty decent.
Answered by Bonkers D. Bobcat - Thu Oct 29 00:14:55 2009
What kind of tape should I use to put up pictures and documents on my painted walls?
Q. I live in a dorm room and want to put up my schedule, and some pictures of my friends and family on my walls. I'm not allowed to use tacks, and I have to pay for any damage, so I'm wondering what is the best kind of tape to use that won't peel off the paint. Any ideas?
Asked by Matt - Wed Nov 4 21:11:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I think you should use SCOTCH tape. I love to draw and always hanging stuff up with it. My walls are painted and stenciled [with paint], and it doesn't fall off. Hope I could help! =] -Mo=]
Answered by Mo <3 - Wed Nov 4 21:25:01 2009
Q. I live in a dorm room and want to put up my schedule, and some pictures of my friends and family on my walls. I'm not allowed to use tacks, and I have to pay for any damage, so I'm wondering what is the best kind of tape to use that won't peel off the paint. Any ideas?
Asked by Matt - Wed Nov 4 21:11:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I think you should use SCOTCH tape. I love to draw and always hanging stuff up with it. My walls are painted and stenciled [with paint], and it doesn't fall off. Hope I could help! =] -Mo=]
Answered by Mo <3 - Wed Nov 4 21:25:01 2009
What tape should I use to put up posters in my room?
Q. Don't say duct tape or any special tape, I just want to know whether I should use masking tape or scotch tape.
Asked by shy kidd - Wed Mar 21 18:03:19 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by =] - Wed Mar 21 18:10:51 2007
Q. Don't say duct tape or any special tape, I just want to know whether I should use masking tape or scotch tape.
Asked by shy kidd - Wed Mar 21 18:03:19 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by =] - Wed Mar 21 18:10:51 2007
What is the best way to tape an adult diaper on?
Q. I have seen ones with 2 tapes and 3 tapes on either side. Some show them all going parallel. Others show the bottom tape pointing down toward the ground. Any personal success or failure stories?
Asked by Sean - Wed Dec 31 17:53:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. From my experience, it's best to use the bottom tape to attain a very tight seal around the leg. Pull the leg cuff around your upper leg so you reduce any slack and then put the bottom tape right near the bottom of that area, right above your skin. That will create a nice, tight seal which will prevent leakage. Putting them all parallel could cause a gap to form which could give leakage.
Answered by Steelerguy - Sat Jan 3 15:27:34 2009
Q. I have seen ones with 2 tapes and 3 tapes on either side. Some show them all going parallel. Others show the bottom tape pointing down toward the ground. Any personal success or failure stories?
Asked by Sean - Wed Dec 31 17:53:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. From my experience, it's best to use the bottom tape to attain a very tight seal around the leg. Pull the leg cuff around your upper leg so you reduce any slack and then put the bottom tape right near the bottom of that area, right above your skin. That will create a nice, tight seal which will prevent leakage. Putting them all parallel could cause a gap to form which could give leakage.
Answered by Steelerguy - Sat Jan 3 15:27:34 2009
What tape can i use on thinly painted walls to safely put up posters?
Q. I want to put up posters in my room but my mom doesn't want me to because she is afraid it will ruin the walls. Last time i tried using regular tape when I took it off it peeled the paint off the walls. Any suggestions? Thanks :)
Asked by Brockstar - Thu Sep 10 19:15:05 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe painters tape. Ask her to search with you of what you can use. Tacks? They'll leave small pin holes easy to fill and if you have any extra paint, not hard to cover. Roxanne
Answered by unknown - Thu Sep 10 19:21:15 2009
Q. I want to put up posters in my room but my mom doesn't want me to because she is afraid it will ruin the walls. Last time i tried using regular tape when I took it off it peeled the paint off the walls. Any suggestions? Thanks :)
Asked by Brockstar - Thu Sep 10 19:15:05 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe painters tape. Ask her to search with you of what you can use. Tacks? They'll leave small pin holes easy to fill and if you have any extra paint, not hard to cover. Roxanne
Answered by unknown - Thu Sep 10 19:21:15 2009
What kind of tape will be the strongest I need to tape te hinge on my camera tightly?
Q. I used some white wide tape that really works well where can i buy it?
Asked by scarlet - Sun Sep 16 00:58:51 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will want a tape that stays put when you want it too but come off easily when you need to. I was told at a camera store that the blue tape that painters use works really well. It doesnt leave a residue like duct tape and will stick when you want it too and come off the same. This is a temporary fix and you should get that hinge on your camera fixed eventually. I'm sure you know at least one handyman type person.
Answered by cabbiinc - Sun Sep 16 01:11:51 2007
Q. I used some white wide tape that really works well where can i buy it?
Asked by scarlet - Sun Sep 16 00:58:51 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will want a tape that stays put when you want it too but come off easily when you need to. I was told at a camera store that the blue tape that painters use works really well. It doesnt leave a residue like duct tape and will stick when you want it too and come off the same. This is a temporary fix and you should get that hinge on your camera fixed eventually. I'm sure you know at least one handyman type person.
Answered by cabbiinc - Sun Sep 16 01:11:51 2007
How do you get residue from tape off of a window?
Q. I purchased some adhesive remover to get the sticky goo off of a window, but it isn't working. Does anyone have any ideas, especially home remedies, for getting stuck on tape residue off of a window?
Asked by Lady F - Mon Nov 16 13:01:25 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I purchased some adhesive remover to get the sticky goo off of a window, but it isn't working. Does anyone have any ideas, especially home remedies, for getting stuck on tape residue off of a window?
Asked by Lady F - Mon Nov 16 13:01:25 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
What is the strongest tape you can get?
Q. I am taping an air conditioner in a window (I know, I shouldn't but I am!) using card board around the edges and want to know if duct tape is my best bet for staying power. I'm just trying to seal up any cracks so the cold air dosn't get out. The air conditioner is in an upper window so no break-ins to worry about just don't want any precious cold air to escape!
Asked by Fritzle - Wed Jul 26 11:58:12 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gorrilla Tape. They also make Gorrilla Glue.
Answered by photonic_beam - Wed Jul 26 12:02:07 2006
Q. I am taping an air conditioner in a window (I know, I shouldn't but I am!) using card board around the edges and want to know if duct tape is my best bet for staying power. I'm just trying to seal up any cracks so the cold air dosn't get out. The air conditioner is in an upper window so no break-ins to worry about just don't want any precious cold air to escape!
Asked by Fritzle - Wed Jul 26 11:58:12 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gorrilla Tape. They also make Gorrilla Glue.
Answered by photonic_beam - Wed Jul 26 12:02:07 2006
How do you get tape off without peeling the paint?
Q. Ok I have dillemma. There's a poster taped to the wall. I tried to take it off today and the little corner I ripped off took the paint off the wall. So how can I get this poster off and the tape off without peeling the paint? Don't suggest that "Goo-Gone" or whatever that thing is called because I looked all over for it and can't buy it anywhere around here. Thanks.
Asked by Freak-Lovely - Mon Oct 15 21:21:57 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Warm the tape with a hair dryer. This will aid in releasing the adhesive the tape has made a bond with. Do not leave the hair dryer on to long since it could cause the paint to bubble.
Answered by Stone - Mon Oct 15 21:28:45 2007
Q. Ok I have dillemma. There's a poster taped to the wall. I tried to take it off today and the little corner I ripped off took the paint off the wall. So how can I get this poster off and the tape off without peeling the paint? Don't suggest that "Goo-Gone" or whatever that thing is called because I looked all over for it and can't buy it anywhere around here. Thanks.
Asked by Freak-Lovely - Mon Oct 15 21:21:57 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Warm the tape with a hair dryer. This will aid in releasing the adhesive the tape has made a bond with. Do not leave the hair dryer on to long since it could cause the paint to bubble.
Answered by Stone - Mon Oct 15 21:28:45 2007
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