The U.S. Army has a problem with Velcro. ... “It is not the generic name of stuff that fastens shoes, clothing, and hundreds of other things.” Except, of course, that it is.

You place a Velcro hair roller, available in packs of four from Walmart, in your washing machine and run the laundry cycle as normal to remove pet hair from fabric.

So, he put together this removable velcro silencer out of a little bit of fabric. I recently got a camera bag, but the velcro wasn't ideal for shooting on the street or for events.

This common biennial with sticky seedpods influenced one of the most useful modern fasteners while also serving as a food ...

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Lazy-Hands is the epitome of one of those self-made, little-guy CES gems that we love so much. Armed with little more than velcro, a humble booth, and a dash of ingenuity, they managed to catch ...

Eventually, manufacturers of children’s clothing and sports apparel realized the possibilities, and the company was soon selling more than 60 million yards of Velcro per year, making de Mestral ...

Ben Patterson/Foundry. Then I switched to fabric cable ties, but the first ones I chose were misfires. The strips were long enough to encompass larger bundles of cables, and the loop-and-hook ...

IF you’ve got a four-legged pal, you’ll know how frustrating it is to find hairs covering your laundry. So it comes as no ...

VELCRO: The Humble Origins of the Greatest Thing to Ever Happen to My Sneakers. ... But the fabric didn't actually make it to market until a decade later, and when it did, it flopped.

In 1983, when the Post was reporting on more widespread uses of Velcro, it still explained what the product was: “the sticky stuff that holds blood-pressure cuffs tight, that anchors the cloth ...