Sometimes I discover a product that gets me so excited. It is not very often you find something with unlimited possibilities. A product that can fix pretty much anything, that you can create new things with, and improve how other things work. I have been playing around with Sugru for a couple of weeks and I love it! It is one of those things that once you have it, you think of a million uses for it.
This post is sponsored by Sugru but all ideas and opinions are 100% my own.
What is Sugru?
It is the world’s first mouldable glue. Once it gets exposed to air, it cures in 24 hours into a flexible rubber. It is completely waterproof and long lasting which means it can be used outdoors as well.
Sugru Hooks
In my secret garden, there is some ivy growing near the fence. I tried to tie it to the fence last year with string until it could get more established but it didn’t really work well. I mixed some of the white with black Original Formula to create a gray color that matched the fence.
I made small hooks and added them to the fence. Once the 24 hour cure time had passed, I was able to add the ivy vines. When Sugru dries, it is still flexible, so it was easy to bend them a bit to get the vine securely in the hook.
It looks so much cleaner! It no longer is piling up on the ground.
Sugru Customizes Keys
I added the Family Safe, Skin Friendly Sugru to the top portion of some keys.
I also used metal stamps to label them but you could skip that step and just keep them color coded.
Sugru Creates New Knobs
Our bathroom light was missing a little knob that holds the light onto the plate. I was using a hex nut in its place but since it was silver, it stuck out like a sore thumb. I added some black Sugru over the hex screw and you can’t even tell the difference between the original knob and the Sugru knob.
Our fan in the living room lost its knob and in order to turn it on and off and change the speed, we had to use pliers. I added some Sugru to the little green thing sticking out where the old knob was and it is as good as new!
Sugru Makes Phone Holder
When I bought my rowing machine, there was an option to buy a more expensive model that had a little thing on it that would hold your phone or tablet so you could watch shows while exercising. I’m too cheap to pay $50 more for such a small feature.
I was able to mold and add a little holder that perfectly fits my phone!
Sugru Adds Decoration
I added some white Sugru to some pots to customize them and make them a bit more fun! It is also helpful to add feet to pots for better drainage.
Sugru Fixes Tripod
I was able to fix the foot on my tripod that has been broken for years. I have tried using tape in the past but it always falls off or get bunched up.
Good as new and it just looks like the rubber ring so it blends in well.
Sugru & Shoes
My son has a favorite pair of shoes. He wears them when hiking, fishing, and doing jobs around the yard. He likes them because they are well worn and comfortable. When the shoe separated from the sole, he was upset. Even though I threw them away, he sneaked them back out and continued to wear them. I decided to see if I could fix them with some Sugru. It worked! And because the sole was black, you can barely tell!
Sugru Fixes Small Appliances
Don’t you hate it when one rubber “foot” comes off and gets lost? Then it wobbles for the rest of its life. So annoying!
I added some to the bottoms of my appliances that had them missing and now they are level and stable :)
I hope these few examples have sparked some ideas of how you could use this in your own home. For more great project ideas sign up to the Sugru newsletter and get a 10% discount!
Other uses for Sugru:
Fixes Dishwasher rack when the rubber comes off the wire
Fix broken fridge cracked shelves
Add hooks and shelf bracket to tile so you don’t have to drill
Fix Zipper when pull breaks off
Organize your cables
Add to pot handles to insulate them
Fix plastic toys
Repair fraying cords or ear buds
Add the the bottom of things to make more grippy (like rugs)
Add the hangers so clothes don’t slip off
Fix leaking hoses
Add to corners of phones and cameras to protect when dropped
Fix luggage
Make hooks to hang string lights
Add to shoes to prevent blisters
Replace nose pad on glasses
Fix woven plastic outdoor furniture
Add to backs of objects to be able to hang them on wall
Make sure to follow Sugru on YouTube for more project ideas :)
Giveaway!
I really wanted some of you to be able to get your hands on this stuff so you could see how awesome it is so I asked Sugru if we could do a giveaway. FIVE of you will win some Sugru packs to try out.
Enter using the Rafflecopter widget. If you have any issues, please email me at notjustahousewife @ Yahoo . com
You must be at least 18 years old to enter. You must be a resident of the USA to enter. The giveaway will go from August 10, 2020 until August 17, 2020. The winner will be chosen by random.org and will be notified by email. The winner will have 48 hours to respond before a new winner will be chosen. The shipping of the prize is the responsibility of the company, in this case Sugru.
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This looks like a miracle product, long-awaited. Whoopee!
Cannot wait to try it!
I am all about the vines climbing the fence. I have moring glories all around my porch and I love it.
Sugru sounds amazing!! I could really use this.
Hanging pictures on wall.
This stuff looks amazing! I, too, have a fan missing a knob, lol. Would love to try this!
I would use it to fix a couple plastic toys, the leg on a small table easel as well your key idea. I’m sure I would find other uses as well.
I’d definitely use this to attach some hooks and brackets without drilling. Looks like a great product.
Sugru looks like a miracle product, with so many uses!
wow, its sounds like it has lots of uses. I would try them on my hoodies where the zipper part fell off and i’m sure ill use it around the house. Once i look around i’m sure i’ll find stuff to use it on.
I wonder if this could make a replacement for part of a vintage drawer handle? Anyway, looks like something useful to have around the house!
I would like to try this to put on the kids cups- with – their names & using different colors. I have a daycare & the kids enjoy having their own individual items. Thank you— for the chance to win. Have a great day!!
Our drying rack broke, and we haven’t been able to figure out how to reattach the bar. I think Sugru just might do the job.
I have a mat in the front of the house that needs repair. I am sure I can find 101 uses in MY HOUSE to use this moldable glue! Great give!
This looks like something i need in my repair kit! I would fix a number of broken and cluttered items.I have knobs and feet on items that need this.
I know exactly what I would like to fix- the one missing foot on the animal food dish rack! Came missing one and this will fix it perfectly! Thanks!
i would use it to make key chains andgarden holders
I could use Sugru to plug a couple of holes in my big watering trough that I use as a dipping pool to cool off in after gardening all day.
Like all of us, I have a few things jerry-rigged to make due. This sounds like a fun and simple way to get a more secure fix! Thank you, as always, for introducing me to new products! I love how you make all things look easy!
I always get blisters in my walking shoes. I would love to try it with shoes.
Really would love to try this, my list. To use this on is long
Oooh, wow .. this is something new I never heard before. Moldable glue, what a great idea!! I can fix so many things — like laundry baskets that needs new handle? Thank you for sharing and the chance!
Oooo! Lots of possibilities! Could I repair chipped pillar candles?
I’d LOVE to try!
Can’t wait to try it!
I am sure John can find lots of uses.
First I would use on my refrigerator drawer. One of the cheap plastic runners on one side broke. And I like for crafts and gardening too.
I would use it for starters to repair my bird feeder! And about a dozen other things! Love your fix-it ideas, just fabulous.
i can think of dozens of uses for Sugru.
Definitely repairing some plastic.
I would find many uses but would first use it to mend the missing rubber on my dishwasher racks. Next I would tackle my cracked refrigerator shelves! Sounds like a wonderful product!
I had a string of lights on my pre-lit christmas tree fray and isn’t working, I am wondering if this will fix it!
I’ve got some computer and appliance cords that need some extra support where they get bent too frequently. I also like that idea of using it in the dishwasher, on the bare spots on the rack. Definitely want to fix those spots.
Husbands favorite work shoe~
Fascinating product and looks totally awesome!
I love the key marking idea and also have a few toys my kids would like me to fix
I could imagine the uses for this piling up as you work around the house. I think it would work well for hiding cords behind a desk. We had the plastic on our sun visor mirrors get brittle and now the mirror is just attached by the electrical wires. I wonder if sugru would fix those.
Oh I’d use it in my dishwasher. I have some tips missing their end caps.
I can think of numerous things for this, particularly in my kitchen. I need to replace those rubber covers on my cast iron trivets. They are all splitting and getting lost, and Lord knows, I can’t find replacements anywhere. This sounds like a great product!
The knob on your fan gave me the idea of using it to fix the knob that snapped off of my dryer. It still works but looks terrible.
I have always thought there would never be a replacement for the little rubber feet on my small appliances! I want to win some Sugru!
Love how you added texture to the basic planters. My plant babies could use the upgrade!
I need this desperately for my clematis.
My air fryer is missing one of it’s runner legs, so I would definitely try it on that. I bet I will find a ton of uses for it once I have a better understanding of how it works.
I’m thinking “what wouldn’t I use it on?” . I would try to make hooks for my pot holders and measuring cups. I have a bare spot on my kitchen wall detective always wanted to hang them but it’s impossible because it’s covered brick.
My husband farms, I’m sure he would find many uses for it.
Getting this stuff right now – wow, so glad you brought this to my attention!
Wow this stuff is great. Lots of uses. I have many uses for this, thanks for bringing this to our attention. Love it.
This stuff looks amazing! It would make a good door stop along with many many other things around my house. Thanks for the chance to win!
I would use Sugru to fix a hose on m y boat
I’d like to see if i can make some custom hooks for my pegboard!
I have a couple of small chips in my bathroom tile. This looks like it could be helpful solution!
I want some ! How could a crafter/floral designer never hear about something so fantastic ?
One other thing I wanted to point out is my new crock. It’s another of my antique finds. I filled it with (mostly) vintage rolling pins. The red and green handled rolling pins bring in the colors of the season but will look great all year long. The two glass rolling pins are a nod to my maternal grandma. She always used a glass rolling pin. After she passed. my mom inherited that rolling pin. I mentioned to my mom how much I love it and that I was looking for a similar one. Mom was able to find one on eBay and gave it to me for my birthday. A couple of weeks later I happened upon one at an antique store. Now I have two. I do love how this little display looks.
Wow that is so unique and personalised. I love all your beautiful ideas…This would make a good gift for somebosy.sigiriya rock sri lanka
Beautiful Lucy! You must have been sending me creative vibes because I’m working on a very similar project for my final Easter post! Yay for pretty eggs. Have a great day and thanks always for the beauty you bring us.phool makhana natural