WETNFIX (10 Discs) - Fixing Wall Plugs Fast! No Need to Fill or redrill.

Having bad walls, I repeatedly have to do remedial work on curtain fittings coming loose, and all previous products used required some time to remedy the problem...and some time to clean up the mess. I've tried just about all the available products targeting this problem...and none have come anywhere near Wetnfix in terms of ease of use...it was ridiculously easy to use! Literally cleaned out the two holes that had come loose, dipped a couple of sheets in water, wrapped them around the rawplugs, and popped them in. Then after a few hours (it states they are fine after minutes, but I had to pop out for a while) tightened the screws, and popped the pole back up with the curtains...and job done!...I would say in total I spent 1 minute cleaning the two holes, and 1 minute applying the product to each of the rawplugs - I didn't take the curtain off the pole, so all I needed to do was pop it back up after allowing time for it to cure...so all in less than 5 minutes on the whole job, including preperation...and no mess...awesome product!...all I can say if you are thinking about trying it, don't hesitate, you'll wish you'd come across Wetnfix before. I have no doubt that even Wetnfix remedied fixings will come loose as the problem is poor brick quality, but I now know that I can address the problem in minutes for less than a quid! Awesome...

My drill bit slipped when drilling a 10mm hole so the hole I ended up with was quite large for a heavy duty wall plug. I ended up needing to put on about 5 of these to the wall plug to properly secure it, and it certainly did the job.The only reason I marked it 4* opposed to 5* is that they weren't quite big enough to fully wrap around the size of plug that I was using. I imagine that you could also argue that they could be a little too big for small plugs too, so you probably can't win here without introducing different size discs on the market. I just compensated for this by wrapping some around from below the top edge to try to even things out, and this worked well.I left them to set for 10 minutes, then screwed back in and it was rock solid so all in all a great product!

Our bathroom is half solid wall, half plasterboard. Unfortunately, the only place we can fit a towel rail is on the plasterboard. One side the screws went in fine, the other side the screws and fixings just came loose and next thing you know there is a whole 4 times the size of the screws. This was excellent to fill the gap in. I had to use 2 as 1 did not cover the whole thing. Very simply just wet it, put it around the screw fixing, then using my hands i just twirled it in, then within 5 minutes it was solid as a rock. I left it another 30 minutes to be 100% sure before I put the screw in the fixing and its as solid as the other side without the wetnfix. I fully recommend this, it saved a lot of time and money!!

With my bannisters always coming away from the walls, I used to try and fill in the holes with polyfiller but of course you can't get it right to the back of the hole. Saw this on-line and was incredibly easy to use and now I have very solid bannisters - could have been more disc's foe the cost but very clever design and worked impressively for me.

Mixed results very messy wet or dry so get an old towel or it will stain, I found it’s best to leave overnight to dry rather than okay in a few minutes as suggested on the instructions. Very firm and solid and worked but if you remove the screw it’s starts to lose its tightness so might I suggest it’s good for something your not going to keep playing with. Used it on a curtain pole and works fine just be mindful of mess and time to dry/harden

Bought for my neighbour who's blinds had fallen down. Great quick way to fill a hole and refix the screw.

Not sure what to say on this as I haven't used them yet. But they look good quality and the sizing is good to.

I bought this to help fix a poorly fitted wall light which had fallen off the wall. The original hole was in a solid wall and was too large and crumbly for the screw and anchor. Because I’m lazy I didn’t really want to fill and plaster the hole, especially since it’s hidden so I thought I’d give these a shot. Once it arrived i tried with one disc - dipped it in water, wrapped it round a rawlplug and shoved it in the wonky hole. I thought I may need to try again with more than 1 disc or a fatter anchor, but after 3 minutes the plug was solidly in the wall and held the light firmly. Amazing and incredibly simple to use!