If not aluminum tape, then what?
If you dont have aluminum tape, and from what I read its $20, then what would you suggest to tape the thermostat probe down to the flexwatt? I saw Bailey (muddoc?) on his site he placed the probe on a piece of tub and appeared to be wrapped in gauze then packaging tape over that. Any suggestions? Would some pieces of packaging tape work and just monitor it?
Re: If not aluminum tape, then what?
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Originally Posted by FIREball
If you dont have aluminum tape, and from what I read its $20, then what would you suggest to tape the thermostat probe down to the flexwatt? I saw Bailey (muddoc?) on his site he placed the probe on a piece of tub and appeared to be wrapped in gauze then packaging tape over that. Any suggestions? Would some pieces of packaging tape work and just monitor it?
Hmm, well you could go around your neighborhood asking people for some, or maybe you could use electrical tape.
EDIT: Electrical tape will last for the time being, just make sure you find some aluminum tape.
Hope this helps
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Re: If not aluminum tape, then what?
Home Depot sells aluminum tape for way cheaper like $8 I think. I've used blue painters tape for years and have never had a problem.
Re: If not aluminum tape, then what?
WalMart, as unfortunate as it is, has foil tape for $6-something a roll, and it lasts a long time.
Re: If not aluminum tape, then what?
Thanks for all the help, Ill pick something up tomorrow.
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I got a small role at Home Depot for under $3.
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I dont mean to boast but i get rolls free at work :carrot:
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Well then that's just not nice..
Share mister! *shakes finger at you*
:D
But seriously, hoard some rolls and ship it on over here. I use about half a roll to tape up one rack, so I'm always running out.
Re: If not aluminum tape, then what?
I use to use velcro to hold my stuff down and it worked pretty good
Re: If not aluminum tape, then what?
We tried finding aluminum tape and it was about $20. We are using the electrical tape on a shelf level that is not being used. We heard that electrical tape's adhesive will get goopy and end up sliding around. Thats why we keep it on a level that is unused so we can use it for a while. Haven't heard of using the blue painters tape before. How does that hold up to sliding tubs?
