Duck Brand 1.88 in x 55 yd Silver Utility Duct Tape

I rarely use duct tape for duct work, so i cant speak to that. Over the years however, found many things can be temporarily fixed with a couple of sets of vice grips and a good supply of good duct tape. im pretty sure ill have full confidence in using this brand to make things, patch thing, and temporarily repair things. Not a problem seen, to date. Used it on a friends Heat Pump. Used it on a friends oven, both of which were for longer than expected reassemblely as well as required sturdiness during repair, although not for for live testing or operation of of the units, of courses. repaired a couple of shop vacs temporarily, that ill probably never fully rehab. Several well and constantly abused shop vac and grinder vac hoses. Made up a few tools for the shop and grinder vacs. using the tape for sealing and holding of form. and the general run of the mill stuff, including sealing the envelopes for my Federal and State Tax Extension Returns. Again, no complaints to date. im sure ill be reordering long before i allow myself to run out. Not a big fan of late night runs for anything thats not food related.

I always buy DUCK TAPE brand as I consider it the best holding for my purposes. I usually get the 60 yd. length DUCK TAPE that I think is ALL PURPOSE type? I thought Utility Grade sounded just as good and affordable (as I buy several rolls at a time). I don't use for normal household use. Besides the usual packaging applications, I buy as 'medical supplies' to strap around bandages/pads (tip: Super Maxipads make excellent bandages - a LOT MORE absorbent and MUCH cheaper - about 48 or more - than those flimsy thin medical pads/squares - 9 to 12? - that soak through in an hour). Wrap around lymphedema (fluid leaking) leg. Use up the other type quickly as it is, but this DOES NOT ADHERE as well so must use more (less 'sticky'). This version of the tape just not very strong hold as the usual I get. Will not buy this type again.