How To Repair Hole In Screen Door Without Hair Dryer

When I first saw this video on Facebook (thanks to my dad for sharing!), I easily watched it ten times in a row. Nevermind that I don't take a screen door, or whatsoever need for this product, right at present—there'southward just something and so soothing in seeing this relatable trouble solved with only a hairdryer and a tiny adhesive patch.

If yous have a pet (or a destructive child), you lot know screen amercement happen more often and then you'd expect. And no i wants to host a dinner party, or even hang out on a porch where bugs are flying through the holes. So we often spring to replacing the whole screen just to solve the problem immediately, which can be a full hassle for such a relatively small problem.

I'grand not the only ane talking about the video, though—with more than 1 million views on Facebook, some comments fifty-fifty maxim they want to rip a screen just to try it! And for less than $10, I'm saying, why non?!

Repaix makes the patch, which can exist used to repair more than than just window screens and door screens, including patio nets, tent nets, and even pool screens. The patches are resistant to both high and low temps, so you're covered for summer and winter repairs of down to -4℉ and up to 140℉.

Screen Repair Patch (prepare of 5)

The video alone may have you going, "information technology can't be that simple," but lo and behold, check out the instructions:

1. Clean the area of the screen you want to repair

2. If the tear/hole is not neat, you lot may trim information technology

3. Remove the release liner on the patch

4. Apply the record onto the desired area

5. Utilize a accident-dryer to adhere (30-45 seconds)

It doesn't get simpler than that.

Information technology'south worth noting that there'southward only a limited stock and the patches are currently $10 off. So really, what are you waiting for?! Yous know, beyond getting a tear in your screen, of form.

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