Practical Uses For Duct Tape

There are many practical uses for duct tape—the fix all of homes everywhere. No home, or car, should be without a roll of this handy tape—it can, and will, fix virtually anything.

Some practical uses for duct tape are:

Repairing a hole in the wall (temporarily, of course).
Book cover (cover entire outside of book with duct tape).
Book mark (fold tape in half).
Clothing.
Jewelry
Rope (twist duct tape into a rope, as long as you need it. It’s very strong!).
Repair a broken fan belt on your car.
Band-aid.
Repair upholstery.
Hold up muffler (although it won’t last very long, it will get you to where you are going to get it fixed).
Dog chew toy (wrap a rolled up newspaper with duct tape for a super strength dog chew toy).
Fix broken vacuum cleaner hose.
Ankle wrap for sports.
Lint remover (use the sticky side to remove lint from your clothing).
Tape your taillight back onto your car.
Fly paper.
Mouse trap.
Use duct tape in place of hockey tape.
Make a wallet.
Get rid of plantar’s warts.
Cell phone holder (get creative).
Reflector.
Toys.
Dog leash.
Hang up posters on the wall.
Wall paper your room.

If you need to fix it, duct tape can help. Sometimes you need to be really creative to figure out how duct tape can help you, but in most cases, it can be done. It is not recommended to help you get your kids to be quiet, or to get rid of your ex-boyfriend by taping him, or his buddies, to the wall.

There are literally a million uses for duct tape. You can create patterns for just about anything that you want to make out of duct tape. Duct tape is really all the rage—because it is the most versatile product on the planet.

Home improvement sources:
Material handling guide
Regular tools
Home repairs and honey do's
Second list of honey do's, incase you got off easy with the first list
Clothing for normal people :-)

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