Caraselle Jumbo pack of Wundaweb 20m x 20mm from

My wife used this to repair a trouser hem that had come unstitched. Easy to use and effective, so far.

Wundaweb is one of the best brands of iron-on fabric adhesives, although you MUST try to follow the instructions exactly as they suggest.This means using a HOT iron and a moderately damp cloth.I bought this to turn up some silk, lined curtains. Obviously I dare not use a hot iron on silk as it would have destroyed the fabric, so you MUST, repeat MUST use a fairly damp cloth between the (silk) fabric and the hot iron. I suggest you look for an old towel that you don't mind scorching, because you do have to press the hot iron onto the damp cloth for at least 10 seconds before moving along to the next section. During this (short) 10 second period, all the dampness is dried out of the towel, so it starts to smell burnt!I cannot comment on how long the wondaweb will last - only time will tell. Ask me next year!

everyone knows what a P.I.T.A.!!getting trousers to fit you properly is???....and unles you've got a "handy wife/partner" who'se a dab hand with a needle and cotton????......when I first saw "wundaweb" advertised,I thought that "gluing a hem up" was absolute madness!!...but as the old adage goes "dont knock it till you've tried it!!??.....and NOW I would'nt use any other method!!.....I can take the hem up on a pair of trousers in approx: 15 minutes......have done it MANY times for friends and family.....and if you're careful...it can look quite profesional!!....I've got trousers I've had for years that have been "wundawebbed" and the hems are as neat as when I first did them!! despite all the times they've been in the washing machine!.....wholeheartedly endorse this item!!

arrived quickly and was very well priced. I've said all I want to but this TEDIOUS system forces me to write a set number of words.

I'm not much good with a needle but insist on having my trousers the right length. This product seems to do the trick. You do need to read the instructions carefully and then follow them to the letter. If you get it wrong it's very difficult to undo but with care you can make a very professional looking job of hemming trousers. How well the job lasts through washing I can't yet say.

tends to need redoing after a few washes but okay

Very easy to use, so quick and no mess! Its a bit fiddly when doing larger items (i took up my dads net curtains for him) so had to make sure all measurements were correct and keep lining the web back up but still easier than sewing. Easy for trouser hems, no fuss at all! I would certainly recommend.

Does exactly what I bought it for -- turning up trouser hems