WETNFIX (20 Discs) - Fixing Wall Plugs Fast! No Need to Fill or redrill.

When repainting / decorating i remove the wall furnishings. This inevitably means wall repairs. It can mean sometimes holes in the curtain fixings which then pull out. These little discs are fantastic and overcoming this issue. Easy to use and they hold firm. Great value considering they do the job and save time.

I had a problem with book shelves that had fallen down from a studded all and left large holes. I admit to being a DIY numpty with a catalogue of disasters. Despite my initial scepticism this product did the job brilliantly. It sets like concrete and holds the plugs in place. My book shelves are now back in place and very secure. As other reviewers noted it is quite messy with drips so I would recommend laying dust sheets to maintain domestic harmony. Highly recommended.

A good product. Does what it claims. Be aware you may have to add extra depending on how big the hole is. It was a little messy, but it can be sanded off once dried. You should allow for more curing time than what the manufacturer recommends. I allowed nearly 24 hours, but when it was ready it was hard as a rock like a plaster of Paris cast. I don't think it will ever come out. I'm purchasing more just to keep on hand and will use it again.

I recently moved home and wanted to put up a new curtain pole, unfortunately it fell down soon after as the existing holes were too big. I searched Amazon for a solution and found these. They are circles of what looks like plaster of paris. Just wet roll and insert into the hole in the wall. I left them to set for 24 hours, then cut of the excess with a utility knife and screwed in the pole. Job done. They have set solid with no slippage. Brilliant solution if drilled holes are too big or damaged. Actually easier to use than drilling new holes!

Had a couple of curtain pole supports come away from the plaster wall. One had left half the rawlplug inside the hole which couldn't be extracted. The other came out completely and the plug was loose if reinserted. Wrapped one of the wetted patches around the remnants of one plug and another around the other. Slotted into the holes in the wall - the size of the patch means that not all the material fits all the way into the wall and the plus sticks out a bit. Bashed them in using a hammer which left them flush with the wall - beware it can be a bit messy with the splashback from the patch as you force the plug into the wall. Left it 30mins and then remounted the curtain rail supports - nice and solid. Would definitely recommend - lot less fuss than redrilling and filling the old holes

I mean they are probably good for certain things but weren’t the correct size or thing for me. But they’re pretty simply to use.

Was skeptical about this product , but I was wrong . Excellent results , helped me secure curtain rail bracket into a oversized crumbling hole in my wall . I only need one , job done .

This product was quick and easy to use and has fixed my curtain rails plugs very well

Bardzo szybki i łatwy sposób na mocowanie luźnych kołków w ścianach.

Both my towel ring and toilet paper holder were starting to pull out of the wall, and I didn’t want to deal with patching and re-drilling. I tried the Wet N Fix wall plug repair pads, and they worked perfectly. I just wet the pads, pushed them into the holes, let it dry, and reinstalled the screws. Everything tightened up nicely, and both fixtures are now secure and solid again. Such an easy and cheap solution that saved me a lot of time and frustration. Highly recommend if you have loose anchors or screws that won’t grip the wall anymore.

This is a great option for fixing loose fixtures, especially in drywall. I was impressed by how easy it is to use just wet it and apply, no need to fill holes or redrill. It saves so much time and effort. Perfect for quick home fixes when screws or plugs become loose. Definitely a handy little product to keep around!

Works great excellent

A week ago I was fixing shelves to an old wall, plaster over masonry, and two plugs ended up right in the mortar between the brickwork. The whole thing turned to dust as soon as the drill touched it, and my hole was immediately 4mm too wide. Ordered these, they arrived yesterday, and now those shelves are up and holding beautifully. I suspect they aren't as strong as the ones going straight into brick, but they're plenty strong for the task and honestly far more secure than I was expecting! These really are a great option to keep in your toolbox, I think. I hope I never need to use them again, but I'm glad to have them handy.