Crivanto™ Washable Hem Tape for Curtains & Drapes (Offer)

Too-long curtains? Peel, stick, done.

No sewing. No iron. And it goes in the wash.

• Stick it on by hand. Measure, stick, peel, press. No needle and no sewing machine.
• No iron, no heat. Nothing hot goes near your curtains or a blackout backing.
• Goes in the wash. Designed for machine washing and drying. You can iron over the hem too.
• Three widths, 9.1 m (10 yd) a roll. 1 cm, 2 cm and 3 cm. Pick 3 cm for heavy and blackout curtains.

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A dragging hem turns into a dust mop

You hung the new curtains, stepped back, and the bottom few inches are lying on the floor.

That isn't you measuring badly. Curtains come in 84, 96 or 108 inches. Your ceiling doesn't.

Leave them and the hem sweeps up dust and hair every day. You catch your foot in it carrying the laundry. The robot vacuum tries to eat it.

The fix is to take the hem up a few inches. You don't need a sewing kit to do that.

No sewing machine. No needle. No iron.

• No sewing. Not one stitch, by hand or by machine. If you can't thread a needle, you can still do this.
• No iron. The tape sticks on its own. Nothing is heated, so nothing can scorch or melt.
• No tailor. You do it at home, with the curtain flat on a table or still on the rod.

How to use it: 4 steps

All you need is the roll and a pair of scissors.

Step 1 of 4

Measure

Hold the curtain where you want it to stop, just clear of the floor, and mark the fold line.

Step 2 of 4

Stick

Lay the curtain flat. Press the tape along the edge of the fold, paper side up, and cut it at the end.

Step 3 of 4

Peel

Pull off the white backing paper in one strip.

Step 4 of 4

Fold and press

Fold the hem up along your mark and run your palm firmly along it.

That is the whole job.

One tip: get the fold where you want it before you press. Once a stick-on hem is pressed down it is hard to move.

This one is made to go in the wash

Everyone asks this about stick-on hem tape, and they are right to. Here is what buyers of ordinary stick-on hem tapes say in Amazon reviews of other brands (not our product):

“Came Off After the First Wash”

“Cannot be washed”

“nothing was achieved but little balls of sticky tape”

Crivanto hem tape is designed for machine washing and drying. When the curtains need cleaning, they go in the machine. Follow the care label on the curtain itself.

Designed for machine washing and drying. Images are illustrations of use.

Once the hem is on, you can iron over it too.

From the front, all you see is a straight edge

The tape sits inside the fold. There is no stitch line and there are no pins. What shows is a flat hem hanging just off the floor.

On very sheer fabric any tape can show through in strong light. Try a short piece at the side edge first.

Heavy or blackout curtains get the 3 cm roll

Most stick-on hem tapes are a quarter inch to one inch wide. Our widest roll is 3 cm, about 1.2 inches. A wider strip means more of the hem is stuck down.

And because nothing is heated, no hot iron goes near a coated blackout backing while you apply it.

One roll does up to about 6 curtain panels

Each roll is 9.1 m (10 yd). With one strip per hem, that is up to about 6 standard curtain panels, or roughly three windows.

• 3 cm · Heavy & blackout. Our pick for most curtains.
• 2 cm · Regular curtains.
• 1 cm · Sheers & small hems.

Doing more than one room, or want a spare for the shower curtain and tablecloth? The multi-roll bundles above cost less per roll.

One roll, every hem in the house

The same four steps work on other things that hang too long.

Curtains and drapes

Fabric shower curtains

Tablecloths

Pants that drag

Specifications

Try it on your longest, heaviest curtain

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