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How to fix a loose curtain rail using WETNFIX
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1. How to fix a loose curtain rail
First remove the fixture and loose wall plugs with a screwdriver
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2. WET
Take disc of WETNFIX from the packet and dip into a container of water. Gently shake off any excess water.
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3. WRAP
Place the end of the plug in the center of the disc and mould around all sides.
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4. Re-insert the plug and WETNFIX .
Insert the plug into the hole and gently tap with a hammer to fit flush with the surface. If it is loose add additional discs to ensure a tight fit. Wipe any excess liquid with a damp cloth.
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5. Ready in minutes
In 3-4 minutes, WETNFIX will set and the surface plug will be ready for fixtures. (Add 1 minute to the setting time for each additional disc used).
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6. FIX
Now that the WETNFIX has set hard, simply re-screw the curtain rail back in place. WETNFIX is simple to use and enables you to get your fixtures and fittings back on the wall with minimum fuss.
Above is an example of how to use WETNFIX on a loose curtain rail. Simply WET, WRAP and FIX!
Example applications for using WETNFIX around the home or office.
Toilet roll holders
WETNFIX can be used to fix loose toilet roll holders that have come loose with repeated use.
Shelving and wall fixtures
WETNFWETNFIX can be used to fix wobbly shelves or pictures.
Coat Hooks
WETNFIX can be used to re-hang loose coat hooks.
Curtain Rails
WETNFIX is ideal for repairing curtain rails.
Bentley
2025-09-04 20:07:48
This is a great product. It's one of those things that is so simple and easy to use you'll kick yourself for not inventing it first. So affordable and it actually works! It holds the anchor, bracket and weight securely. It's fast and worked on hole nearly a 1/2" in dia. And the tiny mess it makes can be easily wiped up. I recommend forgetting all other fixes and go straight to this firstI use mine to repair a single sided curtain rod. That is supported by two screws on the left side of the sliding glass door. The top screw is literally into sheetrock only, with nothing behind it to dig into. So when that screw and sheetrock gave away, I didn't know what to do. I bought a massive anchor, but it didn't work out. I reviewed all of my options. I'm super impressed. This was the cheapest, the strongest and the easiest. Kudos to it's creator.
David Lubin
2025-08-30 15:00:30
I could not wrap the anchor that had stripped out of the wall, since I could not get it out without removing the entire bracket, which I didn't want to do, so I stuffed 3 wet WETNFIX around it and let it dry for about 8 hours and then put the screw back in and it held fine. It even allowed me to repair the top screw, but the hole had been filled in, so I had to drill a hole, THEN insert a new screw. Holding very well now.
EM
2025-07-21 16:10:03
I had a towel rack that was getting loose that i didn't want to move, and i thought these would help. The first time i tried i waited 30 minutes for them to dry and they were not fully dry and pushed my drywall anchors back into the wall. So i patched that end and tried again the next day. The anchors that i let dry over night held in place nicely. And the towel rack seems secure after a week. So i gave 4 stars, product worked but i would let dry for at least a couple hours.
Christopher Stewart
2025-07-16 12:28:42
I had a towel ring that needed fixing after being pulled out of the wall and I thought I'd take a chance on these. I figured if it didn't work, I'd just do a patch and use a toggle bolt instead. I was pleasantly surprised that they worked really well and the whole job was done in just 5-10 minutes.I used a fresh drywall anchor with the self-tapping tip cut off; the instructions suggest using the original anchor, but mine cracked when I took the screw out, so I couldn't do that. I cut the tip off because you're supposed to wrap the patch around the tip but with the self-tapping part still there the patch barely covered the threads. Due to the damage to the wall I needed to use two of these patches to get enough bulk to fill the hole.
Frances Surratt
2025-07-14 15:55:34
After my anchor went through the drywall, I used 1 piece and it was effective (I let it dry for 5 hours). I used 2 pieces on another drywall hole and it also worked well and all are sturdy mounts. I used them to hang up my 23 pound mirror medicine cabinet. So far it's holding sturdy. (Not sure why it didn't work for some other people in the reviews). Very glad I chose to try this out instead of having to re-drill new holes!
RL
2025-07-10 17:45:33
Bought this when we had to replace a few curtain rods requiring different size wall anchors.How I arrived at my overall 3 stars rating:Value: *** 3 stars Purchase price: $9.95Quality/Durability: no rating Duration of use: zero days- Didn't work for me, so can't rate it's durability.Ease of Use/Assembly/Install: **** 4 starsInstructions were clear and if it worked, it would have been fairly easy to replicate.Usefulness/Appearance/Fun Factor: ** 2 stars- I had a scenario where the existing wall anchor was too big, so the hold it left required wrapping two of the wet patches onto the new anchor. I gave it ample time to set before coming back to it and even after multiple tries, it just would not hold. If the original hole you are patching is small, this would have a chance of working.
D.
2025-06-09 15:41:21
I over-drilled a hole while upgrading fixtures around my home and was looking for the easiest way to fix it. I came across this product, and it worked great! It’s really straightforward—all you need is water and a pair of gloves. The pack came with so many, I’m glad I found this!
Roberto Roman
2025-06-08 18:06:34
These did exactly what they were supposed to do. I was finally able to fix a door where the scews wouldn't stay in on the hinges because they were loose, now they're Rock solid.
Valerie
2025-01-23 10:59:16
I installed a bracket backward (ooops) and was left with a hole in my drywall. Research via YouTube showed that this product worked well, but it was unavailable in stores near me. I used it and it was very easy to use, very straightforward, and my bracket is now up and holding a shelf. It seems quite sturdy. The WetnFix came in 2 days and was as expected. I used only 1 disc of the 10, but know I will need more in the future.
Luis Angel Hernández
2025-01-05 12:03:20
TenÃa desidia para adquirirlo ya que era una importación pero quedé totalmente sorprendido. En resumidas cuentas son discos de yeso pero sin duda que la idea es muy práctica y el resultado final es totalmente lo que se espera, los taquetes quedan sumamente fijos.
Kate, Lowestoft
2024-12-30 14:35:20
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!
Nicolas Mauricio Cuadrado Avila
2024-12-28 13:16:46
I like that it is a simple solution to a common problem when fixing things on the wall. I will get more in the future because it is very useful.
Francesco C
2024-12-27 12:39:07
Eccezionale e molto economico
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