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Tesco instore have puncture repair kit in their £1 deals.0
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poundland have puncture repair kits.
could you try and seal the hole with a blob of silicone.
i baught a couple of these bags(PK of 2) from poundland last year but ive never used them,it was just another one of "oh that looks good,what a bargain" purchase im quite prone to do.0 -
That's a thought. You can buy small tubes of silicone sealant from most pet stores that sell fish. That should deal with your leak around the wotsit
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I have had these but they only seem to work once. I still use them for out of season clothes and bedding and try to get them into the top of the wardrobe before they expand.
I spend ages trying to get the zip bit fastened but to no avail. Any idea what I am doing wrong?0
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