Double-sided tape is such a convenience ... until you need to remove it! Here's how to get that double-sided tape off your wall without damaging the paint or wallboard underneath. more »

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Double-sided tape has been a convenience for many things. Unfortunately, because of its effectiveness, when you later decide to remove whatever is stuck, the tape may not cooperate. Residue from double-sided tape is often left on walls, mirrors and other things where it is now unwanted. Removing double-sided tape is successful in most cases when following one or two of the ideas below. more »

Hair extensions are increasingly popular additions to beauty salon repertoires as they allow women to experiment with new lengths and colors. There are several ways of applying extensions, from sewing or gluing them on, to attaching them with double-sided tape. more »

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Depending on the surface, the most thorough way of removing double-sided tape residue may be to scrape it off. Use a clean razor blade, and carefully wedge the blade under the residue, beneath the foam portion of the double-sided tape or its residue. Be careful not to scratch or gouge the surface. Gently scrape forward, away from yourself, to remove the residue. Repeat the process until the residue is completely gone. If you are working on a non-porous surface, like glass or ceramic, use window cleaner and a rag to remove any marks left behind. Because it's sticky on both sides, double-sided tape can quickly gum up your razor blade. If this happens, use window cleaner or a citrus-based cleaner to remove the foam pieces or sticky residue from the razor blade as you work. more »

Double-sided tape is a particular form of adhesive tape made especially for special projects and adhering two light weight objects such as paper or cardboard together. It is similar to normal tape besides the fact that there is adhesive on both sides of the strip to make projects quick, easy and with less hassle than regular tape or sticky glue. It is typically placed between two objects and not regularly seen in the ending project which makes it ideal for tight seals and exact edges. more »

Double sided tape is a great tool that can serve many uses around the house. Depending on the type of tape, you can use it for crafts such as scrapbooks, or to decorate your home. It's also great for style, helping you keep your fashion in place and avoiding any pesky mishaps. Learn a little more about how you can use this crafty tool. more »

Stick double-sided tape to saxophone keys to practice fingering notes. Learn more advanced practice techniques for the saxophone in this free music lesson from a professional jazz saxophonist. more »