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19$ maximum

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Take a roll of duct tape and keep wrapping it around your hands and fingers until it looks like a glove. Then smack your friend in the face with it and say "I challenge you to a duel!!"

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No... just slightly strange. "Sinful" is one of those tricky words. Some people think it's "sinful" to work on the Sabbath. So it depends on your particular faith tradition. Duct taping your mouth is not inherently dangerous or abusive (since you're doing to yourself). Of course, if you find yourself doing it to the point of injuring yourself, you might want to discuss this with a sympathetic couselor.

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No, it is completely different.

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Only if properly placed or wrapped on it.

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no it is not safe at all.what will work better is a product called muffler or exhaust bandage.its available from most auto stores and it works very well for a temporary repair. its basically a sort of tape designed for high temperature eg mufflers

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Hardware stores such as Ace, True Value, Orchard Supply, Home improvement centers like Lowes or Home Depot, HVAC supply, Department stores like Walmart and Target.

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Yes.

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sure why not

No, it will simply burn off and possibly start a fire. There is metal foil tape available that may solve your problem depending on what you are trying to fix. You may need to replace pipe instead of trying to patch or fix what you have.

You need to be registered for working with gas appliances otherwise you may become liable in the event of an accident arising. If the fireplace flue is non gas then it would be ok to use duct tape to fix it yourself if it is not near any part that will be heated. Never use tape on any heated part.

You should not attempt to repair any gas appliances yourself unless you are a qualified and registered gas engineer.

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put water on it

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3 to 4 dollars

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Usually, but not always.

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faucitfy

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yes.

a masking tape (bright yellow brown) wont.

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No, the adhesive is toxic. If it is eaten in large amounts it would make your dog sick. I don't believe it would be fatal though.

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Pocket tape measure- These tapes are small enough to fit in your pockets. It ranges from 2m to 10 m and is handy to use. There are various shapes and sizes available at online office supplies store like Mark4Os in Pennsylvania.

Tapes with notes- For those who need to note down the measurements too frequently can go for purchasing tapes with notes, You can make notes easily on the paper that is attached to the tape. It mostly has Sturdy belt clip on back. Pen for writing notes.

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Masking tape is a paper product (usually tan color) with adhesive that makes it easily removable. It's a temporary tape. Most people put masking tape on window seals and around door frames (and many other places) when painting a room. Duct tape is made with a plastic coating (usually silver color); it has a very strong adhesive and is meant to be permanent. It's a little hard to remove and it leaves a lot of adhesive on the surface when you remove it.

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what is it called when you lead or guide an orchestra or train

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It really depends, there are different sizes or rolls, You can look on the packaging of the duct tape and it'll say.

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Fred Meyers

Parkrose Hardware

Target

(I think) Walmart

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95 degrees

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You can make tons of things out of duck tape like wallets, purses, and in some occasions, dresses, skirts, lunch boxes, earrings, and hair accessories (hairbows,etc.)

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The related link did not have the original price, but it does have some interesting facts about how duct tape started in 1942.