Three Lesser-Known Everyday Uses of Cello Tape

From wrapping gifts to securing packages, cello tape is one underappreciated gem that deserves more recognition for its convenience. Many people still need to learn about all the amazing things they can do with cello tape. Yes! A cello tape is not merely to stick things together; it's much more versatile than that. 

So in this blog, we will explore three clever uses of the sticky adhesive roll of cello tape we all have lying around in our cupboards. 

Using Cello Tape to Clean Your Keyboard

We all like to eat all kinds of stuff while binging our favourite series on Netflix. Also, the work-from-home culture has made laptops and computers indispensable to our everyday routine. Whether a munchie or a three-course meal, our keyboards witness it all and maybe even catch some parts in them. To catch those pesky rogue bits, all you need to do is fold your cello tape in half and slide the thin strip into the gaps of the keypad. You can reach all the hard spots and catch the little buggers. 

Keep Your Shoelace From Fraying

Everyone has one pair of shoes they wear all the time. But along with the comfort of wearing them every day comes the wear and tear. But you'd be surprised to know that some of that can be fixed at home without using fancy tools. Take your shoelaces, for example; the plastic end comes off after a point, making the lace fray rapidly. A roll of cello tape to mend it can keep it from fraying further. All you have to do is cut the cello tape to the size of that plastic end and wrap it around it. 

Nail That Wing Eyeliner

Ladies! Do you also struggle to draw perfect winged eyeliner? It's simple, we've got a solution for you. You must have already heard or read it somewhere because many beauty gurus on the internet swear by this hack. Use cello tape, stick it around the corner of your eyelid where you want your wing to be, and voila! A perfect winged eyeliner. You can also use it under the arches of your eyebrows before filling them to get super tidy eyebrows. 

Bonus Tip

You can use a roll of cello tape for various uses in the kitchen. It can make a cracked egg airtight again; stick it to the end of your roll of plastic wrap to find it easily the next time you need it. You can also use it around your fingertips to avoid nasty cuts during chopping. A roll of cello tape available in the kitchen can make your life easier. 

Final Thoughts

We hope you had as much fun reading these tips as we created them for you. See if you can use these for yourself. Looking for waterproof, durable, and strong adhesive cello tape? Check out Ghana Rubber Products!