Duck Brand Foam Pipe Covers, Pipe Insulation Foam Tubes for Hot and Cold Water Pipes, Pre Slit and Self Sealing Adhesive Edge, 0.75 in. x 1 Ft., 6 Sticks Per Package, 6 Feet Total, Black

Most of my pipes were already covered so needed just a few pieces to complete job. The pieces have a tab that when removed has glue on the edges and it sticks together. Works great in this sub zero weather.

Just what we needed

Very easy to use I would buy again.

After last winter we had frozen pipes on our 2nd floor apartment. I found these and not taking any chances they fit perfectly. I love Duck brand products.

I use these to keep my boots upright and they work great dont shed like pool noodles do after a period of time.

Got this product to cover the legs of a 14 inch king size bed frame; they were the exact size, I didn’t even had to cut them to make them fit. No more hurting toes, problem solved.

These are advertised as being usable for 1/2" as well as 3/4" pipes but they're awful for 1/2" as the diameter of the hollow in the tube is ~1" across, which means the 1/2" pipe is surrounded by a huge pocket of air on most sides and only a small portion of the pipe is actually in contact with the foam. Feels like false advertisement to say they work on 1/2" pipes.It's probably a bit better for 3/4" pipes but it seems like there still been a lot of space imo.

During my furnace check up, it was noted that the AC water pipes did not have a cover and was dripping on the new furnace unit and leaving water stains. Recommended that I get insulation foam tubes to stop the dripping, especially when it will be AC unit usage. Read instructions on the product and found that I could install this very quickly and had sealing tape as other brands were for when the pipes would be first installed. I found that the instructions were very helpful and I could install the covers with ease. Since I had some bends in pipe, I was able to cut the insulation foam tubes and then seal them with tape to secure the tube together. I also saw that the old insulation had pull tabs to make sure the insulation would stay in place. I found that when I used the tabs, they went on and looked very tight on the tubes so they would stay in place. Looks great on sealing the pipes and looking to install on outside pipes when weather gets warm as AC unit is also new and pipes do not have any insulation covers.