QTAR Heavy-Duty Double-Sided Carpet Tape for Rug and Flooring Installation

Annie: I legitimately use this stuff for everything. It is very very strong. I actually have to let it air out for a bit before putting rugs down because it sticks too well. I’ve used it to make temporary Halloween costumes instead of sewing, I use it for school projects. Honestly, I could go on and on. I bought it as rug tape and instead use it for everything else in our house.

United States on Nov 14, 2022

Ken N.: Easy to apply. Rated a 1 on easy to remove only because I just put it down. Am hopeful it is as advertised being easy to remove without residue on a hard wood floor

United States on Nov 13, 2022

Roberto: I hate to complain about any product being too good but, at least with my carpet, this stuff is much too strong. In fact, it was impossible to remove, even with pliers. I actually damaged part of the carpet trying to pick this stuff off. I tried putting some solvent on the tape which helped, but when I ripped off the tape, some of the carpet came along with it.

Did it keep the carpet in place? Absolutely. However I discovered how strong this was only when I had to remove a throw rug over our regular carpet for cleaning.

My suggestion is to test this stuff for at least a couple of weeks with your own carpet in a non-visible area....perhaps it does not stick as strongly to all carpets, but for me, this stuff was a disaster, even though it worked as advertised.

United States on May 13, 2022

Online mogul: I purchased this tape to hold an area rug still in my livingroom. This was used on a heavily worn carpet in order to prolong the usefulness of the room. Long story short, after 2 weeks of use the rug moved. The tape did not securely hold it in place.

I used a long strip around all 4 corners, and made a big X in the center of the rug, but it still moved about 1 1/2 inches out of square. I literally bought this tape because I was tired of squaring up the rug every day, and now it is stuck out of square. Talk about irritating...

Now my choices are to peel it up and take the tape off a 6x10 rug, or leave it out of square.
Will not use this tape again.

United States on Mar 15, 2021

A Reader for Life: First of all, I have no idea what I am doing when it comes to curtains. My last curtains were 20 years old … someone suggested that I replace the old curtains, (I have great friends, but they should have suggested that ten years ago!). The rooms were all getting painted and a change was absolutely needed.

I had a very difficult time finding curtains that were the right width and length for bedroom windows. The vast majority of curtains are either 84" or 63" or something like that, and for some reason, the shorter curtains cost more in some instances. It didn't matter, because I wanted curtains shorter that 63".

Having curtains made size to order was too expensive. I came to the conclusion that I was going to have to cut and then figure out how to hem the curtains for my windows. I am not experienced at hemming. They did not teach me that in Boy Scouts!

I found the Double Sided Carpet Sticky Tape. I read reviews, and I found a video of someone using the tape to hem curtains. It appeared to be pretty easy. I thought, gee … even I could do that. One roll of the Double Sided Carpet Sticky Tape was enough for four sets of curtains or eight curtain panels. I...

United States on Jun 03, 2019