But the adhesive duct tape we know and love today didn't appear until World War II. A factory worker who was packaging ammunition sealed each box with tape and wax to make them waterproof.

But the adhesive duct tape we know and love today didn't appear until World War II. A factory worker who was packaging ammunition sealed each box with tape and wax to make them waterproof.

I nvented in 1942 by the Johnson and Johnson Company’s Permacel Division, duct tape was created to keep ammunition cases dry. It was hence called “duck tape” because of its waterproofing ...

No river can stop her! Watch as she makes incredible waterproof boots using just plastic bags and duct tape. This DIY survival hack is perfect for keeping your feet dry in any wet situation!