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Searching for iron-on repair tape for clothes

Primrose

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8 December 2007 at 10:52AM in I wanna buy it or do it

Does anybody know where I can buy on-line, some sticky iron-on repair tape for clothes?
Have some repair jobs I need to do for which this would be ideal. Perhaps everybody throws torn clothes away now rather than bothering to repair them?

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chipper Posts: 40 Forumite

8 December 2007 at 12:12PM

Hello

Not on on-line solution but I have bought this from Tesco's in the past. You need to look on the stand where they display needles & cotton and other small haberdashery type items.

Good luck.

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torbrex Posts: 71,340 Forumite

8 December 2007 at 12:14PM

Woolworths have it.

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JoeyEmma Posts: 913 Forumite

8 December 2007 at 12:16PM

Its brand name is Wonderweb (or is it wondaweb)

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Pink. Posts: 17,651 Forumite

8 December 2007 at 12:29PM

Hi Primrose,

I've moved your thread over to the I wanna board where you should get more help on where to buy it.

Pink

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Strapped Posts: 8,158 Forumite

8 December 2007 at 12:49PM

Just bought some in Tescos. Think it was £1.20ish for 10m.

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Stompa Posts: 8,368 Forumite

8 December 2007 at 12:55PM

JoeyEmma wrote: »

Its brand name is Wonderweb (or is it wondaweb)

I thought it was wunderweb! (though I may be wrong).

Stompa
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spidab Posts: 82 Forumite

8 December 2007 at 12:56PM

I got 6 rolls of this out of pound land in September time very handy for kids school trousers

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