Duck Tape Duct Tape -- Confused? Don't Be

For the record, let's be clear, "Duck" tape is a brand of "duct" tape -- so named because it was the tape used by the Lord Duke of Duct Work, Alcott Lloyd Floyd. (Or because it was used to tape ducts -- you be the judge!)

Anywho, some people say "duck tape" instead of "duct tape" -- hence the brand name Duck Tape. Capiche?

Call it what you wish. I am not here to judge you. This here wizzle is about Duck Brand duct tapes.

A good many tasks can be completed with Duck Tape. Sure, there are the standard dealies of taping your yard work shoes closed for another "couple months" worth of shoe wear, or dressing a head wound, or -- I don't know -- using it to tape a duct.

But what else can Duck Tape be used for?

That's right! Pretty much anything you can think of. Duck Tape -- it's nature's adhesive made by man.

In this wondrous, modern age, Duck Tape cannot come only in "classic gray". Indeed, you can buy Duck Tape brand duct tape in many styles, like:

• Christmas-themed,
• Halloween-style,
• Glow-in-the-dark,
• Checkerboard,
• Argyle,
• Division 1 college logos,
• The list goes on and on.

• Duct tape wallets,
• "Ninja" throwing stars,
• "Flower" bouquets,
• Ropes,
• A boat (on TV's Mythbusters),
• A diorama (I don't know this for certain, buy probably).

You can use Duck Tape rolls to make many crafts, but duct tape crafting is easier with these cool sheets >>>>>>>>>>