Do you know the double-sided tape "magic tape" that has recently been talked about on SNS as "sticking anything" and "more storage"? When I tried using "magic" in the editorial department as an exaggeration, I was certainly surprised at the performance I had never seen before! We will report on actual usage examples and precautions for use.

"Magic tape" is a special double-sided tape that uses acrylic rubber material. It is about 2mm thick and has a film on one side, giving it cushioning properties.


Can be used for materials similar to general tape such as glass, metal, tile, leather, marble, and plastic. Once applied, it has an adhesive strength that adults cannot peel off even if it is pulled with a strong force, but it is also a major feature that if you peel it off slowly and patiently, it will return to its original state without any stickiness or stickiness.



Utilizing this strong adhesive force, it can be used in various ways depending on the idea, such as floating things placed on the floor or making effective use of wasted space. Below is an example that I have tried.

First of all, for mats and rugs that shift every time people pass by. Just tape the four corners and you won't be surprised even if you get on top. By the way, this tape recovers its adhesive strength when washed with water, so it can be reused even if it is peeled off during washing (please note that depending on the material of the rug, hair may come off or fray easily when peeled off).



Next, I pasted the cleaning tools that I often use next to the furniture together with the case. It can be installed intuitively without the need to prepare tools such as hooks and bars, so it is recommended for people who are not good at thinking about storage.


On the washbasin storage shelves, a plastic partition case is installed in the wasted space. Also, by attaching the tissue box upside down, it is space-saving and easy to use.



If you fix the miscellaneous goods displayed on the shelf, you can easily clean it with a mop and prevent it from falling.



This is at your own risk, but since it sticks to materials with uneven surfaces, I also used it for DIY to install iron bars on the shelf board. It can't stand heavy things, but cloth and light things can be used without problems.



It is not suitable for paper materials such as posters because it is pulled strongly when peeled off. Depending on the wallpaper, it may be possible to use it, but it is not recommended as the original usage, so if you really want to use it, it is safe to try it once in an inconspicuous place. If it is difficult to peel off, put a small amount of water in the gap between the tapes to make it easier to remove.

A "magic tape" with a truly magical feel. I bought it from Amazon.co.jp for about 700 yen per meter, but the only thing I'm curious about is that there are many similar products and the manufacturer is not clear. Avoid using it for valuables or fragile items, and in the case of rental housing, make sure that the walls and floor are not damaged when peeled off, and make use of it!