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mgb_phys said:Of course it would have to be Apple approved iDuct tape from Apple iTape store.
It's shinier than regular duct tape but costs twice as much.
Wow that's a cheap iTape.. They normally go for sixfold the price of normal tapes.mgb_phys said:It's shinier than regular duct tape but costs twice as much.
Gorilla tape is better. It has a stronger adhesive, so it stings more when you rip it off.airborne18 said:Duct tape was my favorite babysitter. Though the kids always whine and complain when you rip it off them.
Borek said:Using duct tape for babysitting may put you in jail.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...lping-boyfriend-stick-son-wall-duct-tape.html
Duct tape is a strong, adhesive tape made of cloth or plastic and a rubber-based adhesive. It is commonly used for household repairs, crafting, and emergency situations. It can be used to seal, bind, and reinforce objects.
The adhesive on duct tape is activated by pressure and bonds to most surfaces, making it a versatile and useful tool. It also has a strong grip and is resistant to water and heat, making it suitable for a variety of tasks.
While it is not recommended for medical purposes by healthcare professionals, many people have used duct tape for minor wound care. It can be used to secure bandages, splints, and makeshift slings, but it is not a sterile or FDA-approved medical supply.
Aside from its practical uses, duct tape is also a popular material for crafting and DIY projects. Some creative uses for duct tape include making wallets, clothing, and even furniture. It is also commonly used for temporary car repairs and as a makeshift rope or strap.
Duct tape is a versatile and useful tool, but it is not a cure-all solution. While it can be used for a variety of tasks, it is not suitable for all situations. It is important to use duct tape safely and for its intended purposes, and to seek professional help for more complex repairs.