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    KIOWA
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    I am fairly confident that all of you have been in sticky situations before. All that red tape. Well tape in general actually. I’m talking about masking tape, Scotch tape, packaging tape etc. You know the problem. It gums up dispensers, you always pull too much off the roll, it sticks too itself, you end up with tape sticking to your fingers and clothes and wrapping presents is a real headache. And the tape leaves a messy residue and sometimes you can;t remove it at all. We’ve all been there. ANd the tape on Band aids is no better and you need to remove some of your skin to get them off. As a side note, I discoved that hydrogen peroxide is excellent at removing tape resideu.

    Now for the great news: I have, after many years, successfully developed a totally no stick tape that prevents all of the problems with other tapes. No residue, totally removable without pain or tearing, does not stick to dispensers and does not stick to your skin or clothes or anything else. The world’s first non stick tape. Patent pending.

    Ki

    #16468
    Greg
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    I’m stuck for words. Didn’t the guy who developed Post It Notes try something like that? And we all know that dog won’t hunt! At least you are not stuck up. I don’t get along with folks like that.

    #16481
    marysue
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    Ok, my brain hurts trying to make sense of this. How is it possible to have tape that doesn’t stick?
    What do your dogs think of this? Have they tasted it? I’m sure my friend’s pup would love a snack.
    My pet peeve with sticky stuff is hospital surgical tape. I’ve had my battles with that stuff following surgeries and practically had to singe myself with a blow torch to melt it off. Will your tape work in these situations?

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