UNEXPECTED life hacks for adhesive tape
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Hack#2 Cup-holder For The Chair
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Hack #3 Use tape to maintain your seat position
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Hack#4 Decoration
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HACK#5 Fold your shirts like a pro in just seconds
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Step 1: Cut a cardboard box equal rectangles, with each one, roughly the length of a classic folder T-shirt. Step 2: Uses 5 pieces of tape to connect the tops and bottoms of each column together. Step 3: Flatten your T-shirt face down in the center, and then fold one side towards the center, and repeat for the other side, flip the shirt, and you’re done! |
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HACK#6 As a Lint Remover |
HACK#7 As Markers On Your Suitcase
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| Step 1: Grab a rolling pin or even a clean paint roller or wrap a piece around your finger and build your own super effective clothing cleanser with our tape Step 2: Just wrap your tape around and around the rolling base with the sticky side out Step 3: Keep wrapping until you have a full-bodied sticky roller. Step 4: And now go to town on your clothes, rolling over all the troublesome spots! It able you to take out all hairs, lint, and everything |
Grab the tape and place them on your luggage in whatever unique shape you want. | |||
Hack#8 Open a bottle using Tape |
Hack#9 Make use of its waterproof capabilities to
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| Step 1: Wrap the Tape Around the Lid Step 2: Fold the tape Step 3: Remove the Lid |
Step 1: All you need is 6 strips of tape Step 2: Lay out the six strips in two asterisk patterns, keeping sure to be as even as possible Step 3: Then, stick the two together, leaving a small sliver of adhesive visible Step 4: Fold the tape over, connecting the overlapping adhesive, and trim the top |
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Hack#10 Temporary Patch and Sealant
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hack#11 To repair loose carpet |
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| If something can leak water or air, there’s a good chance that a strip of tape can be the only tool you need on hand for temporary or permanent repairs, tents, HVAC ducts, inflatable rafts, and even car tires can benefit from the tape treatment. While it’s not a permanent solution in most cases, tape creates an airtight seal and is water-resistant, meaning it’ll hold up in most conditions, at least long enough for you to get somewhere to properly repair it.
For the best seal, use a crisscross pattern and press firmly to remove any air bubbles. |
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| Write your plant names on tape and stick it on the popsicle stick for your garden.
Use it to clarify which is the flour and which is the sugar in your pantry. Our tape is easy to write on and sticks on most surfaces; use it to label everything in your home. |
To prevent scrapes and gouges made on the wooden flooring by the furniture.
Using tape solution could s a furniture solution! You could paste the tape on the legs of the furniture. With the adhesive side facing up towards the leg, paste them and save your floor from the unnecessary scars. |
HACK#16 As Scoop Scraper
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HACK# 17 As Racket Cushion
Add extra oomph to your backhand by making your racket more comfortable to grip. Simply wrap the handle with electrical tape for additional (colorful) cushioning. |
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HACK#18 Add grip to slippery shoes
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HACK#19 As Snack Sealant
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HACK#20 Fix Shoelaces And Prevent Blisters
Seal the end of a frayed shoelace rather than running out for a replacement. |
HACK #21 Double-Sided Tape as Hammer Grip
Keep your tools from sliding out of your hand by wrapping the handle with double-sided tape. |
HACK#22 To salvage your outdoor adventure
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| Solid footwear is one of the most important pieces of equipment for a quality camping trip. | But if treads fail or your feet are in need when out in the elements, there are several ways The Tak tape can step in. | |
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| During the World War II soldiers discovered, the adhesive tape is also a great addition to a medical kit. Which is a waterproof material that was strong, easy to slap on, and quick to tear off.
Note: The above following is not a substitute for basic wilderness first aid. Please brush up on your skills with a class before a big trip, and be sure to bring more than just duct tape in your first aid kit. |
Did you leave an oh-so-important item at home? No worries! The Tak tape can be molded into all sorts of basic necessities. | |
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| There are also many more ways to salvage your outdoor adventure with this wonderful tool. | ||
Hack#23 Use to fix a leak
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Hack#24 Craft a tape canoe
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Hack#25 Put up a temporary clothesline
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Hack#26 Create custom stencils for DIY shirts
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Hack#27 Put together a stretcher in an emergency
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Hack#28 Use our tape to mark on the window for protection during in typhoon season(s)* |
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Hack#29 USED FOR REPAIR OR FIXATION OBJECTS WHEN TRAVELING |
