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Tape Towel

Buy one roll, get one roll free. That's 36 feet of tape. Tape. For dusting. Order now, while the adhesive is fresh.

A hand peeling a 6-inch strip of Tape Towel off a granite countertop, crumbs stuck to the adhesive, set against an orange and yellow sunburst.

It's Tape. It Grabs the Crumbs. That's the Whole Trick.

Garages have been pressing masking tape onto sawdust for fifty years. Tape Towel is that trick cut into 6-inch strips and sized for your countertop. Peel, press, lift: one motion, no spray, no rinse, no wet-rag smell. The crumbs stay stuck to the strip, in plain view, and then the strip goes in the trash and the towel stays in your hand. One roll is 18 feet of adhesive — about 400 crumbs, or one entire bag of sesame seeds.

Peel. Press. Order.
A used 6-inch strip of Tape Towel draped over a chrome kitchen faucet, trapped crumbs visible on the adhesive.
"Thirty years I've taped sawdust off a table saw. Now I do it on the kitchen counter and nobody yells at me. One strip got the flour, the cornstarch, and a sesame seed that had been undefeated since Tuesday."
— Garage Guru
Three 6-inch strips of Tape Towel fanned out on a granite counter, adhesive sides covered in crumbs.
"No spray. No rinse. No bucket of gray water I have to look at. Peel, press, lift, and every crumb is stuck to the strip where I can admire it. Counters clean. Smugness levels: historic."
— Kitchen Queen
A roll of Tape Towel beside a peeled 6-inch used strip on a stainless-steel counter, dust and crumbs stuck to the adhesive.
"I was skeptical. It is a lint roller the size of my house. I did the car console, the bathroom tile, and the keyboard. It picked up a penny. I have stopped asking how."
— Happy Homeowner