----It still leaves a bit of a residue if you're unlucky, so I can see the WT creating a bit of a mess in time if it should dry out - and it doesn't take very long to dry out if it's a dry summer or protracted dry spell. ----
I've got Wonder tape that's a few years old. Rubber bands of similar age are either dry/rigid or stuck to something but the wonder tape doesn't do that. I live in southern california, where a 'muggy day' is when the RH gets above 20%. It's not adhesive, either--it's cohesive. It sticks to itself without "glue-like material". The "tape" in its name refers to its shape (very long relative to width). I think it's vinyl or similar plastic. It generates a lot of friction when moved against itself and, if it's stretched a bit, it contracts to hold against itself quite strongly against rubbing against itself. But it peels easily away from itself, unlike adhesives. Robin Robin P. Los Angeles, California, USA [email protected] - To unsubscribe send email to [email protected] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [email protected]. For help, write to [email protected]
