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Preserving electrical tape?
Seems like every time I need some electical tape the roll is dried out and
won't stick. I use it rarely - perhaps only once a year - so I can't really blame it - even though it's name brand - 3M. Anyone know how to make it last longer? I keep it in a closed plastic box. Perhaps the refrigerator, which works for batteries? I hate to keep buying new rolls of electric or soft rubber tapes just for one use. Ideas? Tips? TIA -- "Where there's smoke there's toast!" Anon |
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