

Dixon Valve TTB75 PTFE Industrial Sealant Tape, -212 to 500 Degree F Temperature Range, 3.5mil Thick, 520 Length, 3/4 Width, White
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Johanna Alvarado
Greater than one weekGreat
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SGreen
Greater than one weekA little wider than regular plumbers tape but worked perfect
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Josh
> 3 dayWorks well. The first time I only wrapped it around the threads 3 times and there was a single drop leaking from it every 5-7 seconds. The next time I wrapped it 6 times around and got a perfect seal with not a single drop leaking. The tape can be ripped with hands. Be sure to push the tape down around the threads with your thumb before attempting to connect the shower head. Also, clean the threads on the pipe of any previous residue before applying tape for the best results. Only gripe is that I bought this because it was the recommended one. Not knowing anything about sealant tape at the time, I ordered it. When I received the item I did some reading saying 1/2 inch tape is the best size. After using it I discovered this to be true. Half inch tape would have been more than enough. The 3/4 inch tape works the same, but leaves a lot of unused white tape visible on the pipe.
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old fool
> 3 dayGot the job done!
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JVan
> 3 dayWorks fine. Easy to use
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C.R. Huntington
Greater than one weekIt’s plumbers tape, not much to say. Got a leaky faucet, shower head, hose attachment, (anything that has water running through it and a screw on attachment)? Just unscrew whatever it is. Wrap the outside part of the pipe (with the ridges to screw on the attachment) right onto where you’ll need to screw the attachment on, wrap a couple times to make sure you got the whole ridged part (don’t go nuts and make it thick) just enough to cover it, rip the end off, screw the attachment back on. Lots of directions for a very simple application. No house should be without a roll of this for leaks, replacements, etc. And depending on the age of your attachments, you may need a good wrench to get them off. In that case, don’t wrench off the whole pipe, hold it while you struggle. Once it’s off, clean with CLR and a wire brush before putting back on. Get the rust and water calcium off. Soak them if you need to, it can’t hurt. THEN use the tape to reattach it. This is a staple to keep under the kitchen sink or in the junk drawer. You always eventually need it.
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Wilson
> 3 dayGood size and value.
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kyma
> 3 dayEvenly applies to entire depth of threads.
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Toby
Greater than one weekPros: inexpensive, works pretty well, makes sizing up more comfortable Cons: gets dirty fast, hard to remove from acrylic plugs, too wide for 1/2 inch plugs, a bit hard to wrap. Worth it though.
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Constance Watz
> 3 dayTeflon tape makes it easy to install as well as remove shower heads. Although many shower heads say hand tighten, it is good to give a little twist with a wrench when using teflon tape - otherwise, shower head can lossen up very easily. In order to not scratch the shower head if using wrench, wind a little masking tape around the plier head so as not to mark with the grooves from the tool.