Can I substitute this tape to cover post-cryo treated common warts, over duct tape? My warts have been treated with liquid nitrogen spray and the doctor recommended duct tape after the blisters have healed. But duct tape peels off. This tape has more...
960412
I have used duct tape but it doesn't work on skin. It may have properties that help with certain afflictions as I have read, but this waterproof tape is absolutely amazing. As long as it is looped and one end connects to the other end of the tape lasts on your body for two weeks, almost too long.
581571
I have cleaned 4 or 5 ducts with this tool. The reason you duct tape the connections is that when you remove the tool, or make a mistake going in, if that brush should ever get stuck, and unthread, your screwed. It doesn't take that much to wrap a piece of duct tape on, just for insurance. It's not like you are doing this every other week. Hope this helps.
1801634
I wouldn't think so. The oils and sweat from your body would greatly diminish the sticking power. It's best to throw it out after using. The best tape I've found so far is the one made by Mueller. Hope this helps.....
843400
No--this product provides a protective layer over blisters or cuts while they heal.
715940
Yes you can. Do not use if you have diabetes,poor blood pressure. Just a dab is all you need right on the wart. wait a day and soak in warm soapy water to soften and you can peel it right off. You may have to repeat but it will work.
577707
Sorry, I don't know. I just know that whatever it is it works! Try CryoDerm on the internet maybe they can tell you.
640891
Definitely but it won't last as long as an ice pack nor can you mold it to cover the area you need icing. My doctor uses it after a treatment to help speed the healing.
2238193
This is basically just duct tape in black. No more stickier or fantastic than the old standby. I don't think anything made from human hands would work in that temperature. In fact, no one should do anything in temps that low except freeze. Are you nuts? I wouldn't worry about sticking a cord to a window. I'd be more concerned that my kids would freeze together and have to be pried apart with hot water, Vaseline, and an automotive slim Jim. My god man. Move away from there.
512734
I wouldn't recommend this because it is like a clear "see-through" tape that just covers any cuts or any injury and protects it mostly from water or any other liquids. I would put a gauze and put tape around it instead. Hope u heal and hope this helps!
2020450
I only had one chance to try out the gloves after I applied the product, so I can not say how long it truly lasts. There seems to be enough liquid product to reapply 3 or 4 times. Longevity would also depend on how you use your gloves and how often you use them. In my case, I used AnyGlove on my motorcycle gloves and it lasted for several hours of riding and still worked at the end of my ride. I wouldn't suggest having a snowball fight with the gloves but for casual wear a bottle might last a winter.
533629
You need to improvise basically. I like to just use some duct tape because its easy and sure to be air-tight if done right. More professional stuff will have rubber stoppers that fit into a sized hole, this stuff is cheap, but still works well.
2120435
We used this tape to bind homemade book covers. Masking tape is too thin to be sturdy. Vinyl tape seemed too slick and the adhesive seemed too gooey. Duct tape was too slick and gooey also, plus it breaks down with time. This tape blended well with the covers and gave crisp clean lines. We actually cut the tape in 1/2 inch wide strips the length of what we needed. We would have preferred a 1/2 inch wide roll for our projects, but could not find any. If you are needing tape for temporary projects, the other tapes will work, but if you want a professional long lasting tape, this is good stuff.
609138
I do not but I would be concerned that the brace might cause the heat to be intensified and cause a burn. The other problem that I found is it cooled off quickly. It started off almost burning my neck and 15 minutes later, it WS cold. That might not be worth the effort. Have you tried those stick on heat patches? I find those (thera-something) last about four hours. Good luck!
1617780
Adhesive makes it very simple. It sprays on. I did 16x37 with 2 1/2 cans. 2 should do it for you. Can't imagine trying to use duct tape.
581566
I've had mine for over a year and I've never used duct tape. I just screwed the sections together, chucked it into my drill, and cleaned the ducts. It works wonderfully!
2248919
The helicopter tapes I have purchased have been thicker tapes that work great to protect what they cover from anything from bugs at high speeds to paddles slapping the side of a paddle board. I think you can find a thinner harder more permanent tape to cover your edges. Would not recommend due to thickness and ease of removal.
964276
I have not used it on warts but from what I read on these reviews, warts are probably the safest way to go. Its a very small area that is being burned by this chemical. This chemical does burn the skin. I have a nasty burn scar. The area about 4 inches. It looks really bad.