Does this tape peel off easily from items without leaving sticky residue or tearing into pieces?
1129947
I have only labeled clothing. If the fabric is smooth it will pull off with no residue. It you label fabric like terry cloth it is difficult to remove.
1129948
Yes, perfectly. You can reuse them on many surfaces. For example we have found labeling the top of our prescription invaluable. And we peel them off of one bottle and put them on the next easily. Never had a residue problem on any surface.
1129949
If you leave the tape on for an extended period it may be a little more difficult to peel off but a lot depends on what kind of surface, i.e. file folders may be harder to work with than say plastic. When first applied, its not usually too difficult to just peel right off before the sticky part has time to set.
1129950
Yes, you can peel it easily and it doesn't leave any residue. But, I have actually put items thru the dishwasher with the labels on, multiple times, before they started to come off on their own, in one strip.
1129951
When I apply my tape, I doing so, to keep it in place. I've had no need to peel it of (as of yet). As a matter of fact, I reinforce it w/ a layer of another clear tape to keep it in place. I hope that helps...kj
2208512
No, it has an adhesive backing. They can be peeled off without leaving any residue behind. The adhesive does seem to get 'weak' after a few months, but this depends on: (1) the number of times the sheet has been peeled off and re-affixed, and (2) the surface to which it is affixed (on my cabinets at work, the sheets stay indefinitely; on my refrigerator, the sheet begins to peel after approximately 3 months).
1096923
I don't work for them, just a consumer here. I will tell you, it's the easiest tape to remove that I've ever tried! The reason it's easy, is because it is so strong, that you can get under the edge and pull slowly and firmly, and the tape does not break apart like the lesser brands. I have a few items taped at the edges to a flat surface, such as a clock, and lamp so that when the cats jump, they don't knock anything over. I've later removed it to clean, and even was able to re-use it. The second time around though, the bond won't be as strong. That's how good it is!
1885514
The best way to remove tape from just about anything without damaging the surface is to warm it up with a blow dryer to soften the adhesive. It should then come right off.
1530699
This tape is good and sticky. So far, I have had no problems with it. However, I usually erase different sections at a time, as I use it for school scheules, work schedules, to do lists, etc. I have not tried to clean the whole board yet with the cleaning spray, but I think it would be still be fine.
337888
Not in my experience. Even when cutting the 8-foot lengths into smaller pieces, the tape remains intact at the cut edge.
2207054
I have not intentionally peeled a label off but the label on my daughter's school cup finally came off after several months of washing several times weekly. It didn't damage it or leave any sticky residue.
1373065
We haven 't had that issue. the adhesive is light enough for one wear, doesn't leave a residue. they can be used more than once but adhesive is less. they are a great value and work well
633145
They do leave a bit of sticky, especially on plastic lids, but nothing like price stickers that don't come off no matter what. If you don't freeze the item, or have it in the refrigerator for long, they don't peel as well. Once frozen, though, they peel easily, then you can was the bit of sticky off with soap and a coarse sponge. At first, I thought they did not peel well, but got so that I really like them when I used them for freezer purposes!
1929525
I found them to be pretty easy to remove. If you can get a corner up, then they tear off in one piece without leaving any residue. However, the longer they are on the container, the harder they are to get off.
488754
Yes -- the tape is quite flexible, but much stronger and more adhesive than duct tape. It is great!
1148272
After I removed the large label, I used duct tape on the sticky part. I just pressed the duct tape against the sticky part and after I removed it the sticky stuff came off with the duct tape without leaving any residue or scratches.
754543
Good question. I've never tried to remove one. I'll try now...ok, I just started removing a label from a glass food storage container, and it peeled ver easily, and left absolutely no residue whatever. I only peeled it 1/2 way, and it stuck back down just as firmly as it was before. I have been using this container with the label on it for well over a year now, through microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, and even freezer, and have never had a label come off, or even show any signs of wear.
72627
I'm thinking no. Number 1, because gaffers tape seems to be geared towards removal without residue, and 2, because it's not as sticky as duct tape. It's perfect for temporary adhesion (like soundmen or musicians), but not for more of a permanent application like hoses and electrical that will most certainly be exposed to the elements.
1243516
Yes, comes off easy with no residue. By the way, cigarette lighter fluid (NOT BBQ fluid) will remove sticker residue from paper or anything else without damage
1586883
The tape itself sticks very well to whatever you affix it to (if you clean the surface first, I use rubbing alcohol) but you can separate and reattach the items just like velcro. It is, however, much stronger than velcro so if you use too big of a piece it can be physically difficult (though possible) to remove and reattach the item. So the duallock strips stay in place on the items, but the items can be re-positioned.
1671449
When you pull it off (as you probably will), it comes off rather easily, but does leave adhesive behind. On the plus side, it comes off with a little WD40 on a paper towel.