==UHU White Tack== I am a big fan of blue tack as it does literally have so many uses. However at Christmas time when I was sticking up snowflakes cut out of paper that me and Jack had hand crafted I realised blue tack was just not going to look as pretty as using something that was white in colour. In steps UHU's White Tack...... Everyone knows about Blue Tack and the wondrous things that it can do! But it seems that White Tack is far less common although this large pack of the stuff was pretty easy to find in my local Poundland (yes for £1) which is very good considering how much of the sticky stuff you get. The product ...  Read the complete review

What it is ------------ Most people have heard of blue tack, which is a putty/squidgy/playdoughy type material which is sticky and stretchy. It is applied to paper or card usually to stick things to walls or fridges or any surface really and it's blue - well this is white!! and not quite so good in my opinion! The packaging ------------------ It comes in a fairly flat cardboard pack which is handy to store, inside is two shiny type sheets of paper and the tack is flat in between these two layers, you can pull some of the tack off to use and keep the rest in the pack. This is where my first problem was, it was no problem if you ...  Read the complete review

Myself and my flatmate bought this to decorate our flat with christmas decorations because let's be honest, you don't want white snowflakes with blue splodges on... It comes in the standard cardboard packet, with the grease proof/non stick paper inside, in various sizes, I bought a small one which costed me £2.50. Which I thought was reasonable considering it is reusable and you get quite a lot even in a small packet. White tack however, I have found to be slightly more expensive than blue tack... But it depends where you shop to get it. I have found this to do exactly what it is supposed to - we have had no decorations fall down (apart from a few ...  Read the complete review

So for anyone who has ever felt the need to stick bits of paper to a wall, white tack or blu tack has been the answer. I personally use both but have found this to be the cheaper option when buying in bulk. This stuff is excellent but stinks to high heaven. If you're easily offended by a strong chemical sort of smell then I strongly recommend Blu Tack instead; it's really not a pleasant smell. It also lingers around in the air after you first open the packet and even after being up for months on end, the reserve ball I have stuck to the wall stinks of the chemicals from just an inch away. It really does get up my nose, something I will knock a ...  Read the complete review