The sticky side that peels off after applying an iron on vinyl works GREAT as transfer tape too. I store it by applying it onto the slick side of freezer paper.
Thank you so much , I tried for days to get a permanent vinal off the design . Green painter tape I had on hand so tried that. In two sec had the design where I wanted it. The good thing we always have it on hand. But getting the duck brand easy liner. Can’t thank you enough!!! ❤❤
This was extremely helpful! I just recently got into doing vinyl decals, and finding a good transfer tape has been my biggest issue. The last tape I purchased was made by Cricut, the Strong Grip tape. It's horrible, it won't transfer the decal to the surface and it's actually even taken the finish completely off the vinyl decal itself. Again this video was very helpful! Thank You a Million Times over!!! 🤘💯
If your trying to use it for regular vinyl, dap your strong grip transfer tape to a micro fiber rag about 6 to 8 times to lessen the grip and you should be able to get by!
oh my goodness..i Love your video!!..it was late at night and I didn't have any transfer tape working with my glitter vinyI I was using to make some gold glitter crowns for wine glasses for my mother's 100th birthday. I was about ready to give up and use ribbons instead. But wanted a little something more since its such a monumental birthday!! looked in my tape area and found a lint brush, it worked like magic!! was so very happy I saw your video or I would never have thought of all the other alternatives if in a pinch:) Thanks for making her 100th birthday celebration even that more special!!
S-O-O-O timely for me! I just ran out of my Cricut brand transfer tape, which honestly, I have had so much trouble with, and was about to go to Walmart to get more anyway. I will definitely pick up the Duck brand Adhesive Liner. Thank you so much for your instruction videos and your comparison videos. YOU SAVE ME MONEY!!
Angie, thank you so much for taking the time to explain the difference. I was in a pinch and you are amazing. All the time and procedures you went through to show us the difference.WOW,
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I just started working with Cricut. I upgraded my craft area with doors and dreawers. I created word labels but the transfer process was horrible. Thanks to you I used masking tape to finish 12 labels. Every label transferred perfectly!
Thank you Angie, I bought the Duck easyliner. It is amazing !!!!!!! I bought roll 12 in x 36 ft and it costed me $5.69. I highly recommend this product. Thank you again !!!!!! Adele Norko
I luuuUuuuve the duck brand because a bonus is it is shiney.... which, separate of my cricut projects is a great laminate DIY for different small items I make i.e. bookmarks! And like you said, fab' price! Great Video!
I know this is an older video but thank you. I'm not much of a vinyl crafter but once in awhile do something so i never needed large rolls of transfer paper. This really helped. Thank you
Amazing... Am so glad to show me and others different papers to use.. I am retired and can afford the high price papers .... Now that I know I can afford the cheaper paper I can't wait to start transfering.. Thank you so much for sharing..
Just saw your video. Loved it! I just bought a Cricut a week ago, and I bought my transfer tape (Quick Cover by Con-Tact) at the Dollar Tree. It is 18 inches by 1.5 yds for $1.00. However, I will be on the lookout for the Duck brand. Thanks for all your hard work.
This was super helpful! I’m about to make our band logo for my drum set bass drum head. Now I know I can do it relatively cheap with stuff I already have at home.
@@phyllismoravec3566 I have reused it and the number of times depends upon the type of vinyl being used and the surface the vinyl is applied to. Hope this helps.
Thank you Angie for this very informative comparison of transfer tape; who knew you could use masking tape to transfer vinyl projects! I really enjoy your channel!
This was awesome, I just got a Cricut Joy, and am having trouble with the transfer tape, I'm definitely going to try these. I experimented with clear box tape, it seemed to work really well.
I didn’t even know you could use painters, frog or masking tape as transfer tape. Thanks for that tip if in a bind. However I’m so happy to see the Duck brand liner worked so well and it’s less expensive. I just love these type of videos!
I've used Cricut Contact Paper and Dollar Tree contact paper, both which are way too sticky and hard to work with. Also both had creases in them as well that made them hard to work with. I have attempted a wedding present three times and have failed. I have wasted vinyl. I am going to try the painter's tape, as my husband has that lying around.
I always love your videos! I've been using the contact paper, but you've just convinced me to pick up a roll of the Duck Brand liner the next time I go to the store. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for that great comparison! I just ordered some Duck liner using your link. Very cheap! I was surprised at the price. And, possibly as a result of your video, it's currently out of stock until January 23.
Put vinyl on my first two mugs - used everything Cricut but the Cricut transfer tape tore while pulling it off - I just sat there with my jaw hanging down and then you come on - thank you for checking out so many kinds to use - I am going to try the duck brand the next time I’m out and see how that works
Just watched your video. I truly appreciate your comparisons. However, my daughter turned me onto the QC Quick Cover by Contact brand, 18 in x 1.5 yd (6.75 sq ft), at Dollar Tree. So that $1 plus tax roll is still less than 7 cents a sq ft! Thanks again for your great videos!
LOVED THIS VIDEO. Always learn alot of info from you. I kind wished you showed one time on how you removed it from the glass. You'll probably say you have a video on that.. LOL will check on that later. :) thank you for all you do. HAPPY New Year.
I actually do! I used this same method: ruclips.net/video/7AZlZvf5XqE/видео.html . There are like 3 methods in that video. The picking up with a craft knife worked best for this design.
Angie, I'm so glad you pointed me to this video. Thank you! I'm doubly happy you tried the Duck Shelf Liner. Some folks are complaining it leaves a residue on the vinyl after you put it on the final surface. Do you notice much of that? I'd be thrilled to know it's so inexpensive! :)
I know this is an older video but when I used the Duck Brand I peeled off the backing and applied to my wood but when I lifted the plastic to reveal the vinyl there was all kinds of sticky residue left behind. It was Clear Laminate Removable. Any idea why??
Amazing!! LOVE this video!! Saving money and learning about all the different products is awesome!! Thank you for sharing this with us so we know our options. Have a beautiful day!!!💗💐💗💐
I get the Dollar Tree transfer tape...its over 12 inches wide so I can easily do most size cuts. Can't beat a dollar and I reuse the same piece many times.
This was a great video for comparison...thank you! I have also used the sealing tape that is used to seal boxes for mailing and it works really well...haven't done the cost comparison but if you do another video you might want to include it. Thanks again!
I always enjoy your reviews on comparing different brands for Cricut users. I am brand new to the Cricut world and was wondering how/where do I get a stencil like the one you are using. I would like to use something like that to try my hand at infusable ink coasters.
So glad I watched this! I just opened a cricut machine and I've been playing with things and I'm like uhhh... how do I put the vinyl on?! The duck brand easy liner is on sale at my store right now. I just ordered a roll! Thank you!
I love your videos - so informative! Thank you for this comparison. Have you done this on HTVl brands and everyday vinyl brands. I found a HTV Caregy was very thin and bubbled during the process and didn't peel off smooth. If you have done a comparison for vinyl brands I would enjoy that too. Thanks again.
Wow, thank you so much for the research, thorough testing, links and price comparisons you have done and provided! I was wondering, what transfer method do you recommend for transferring vinyl letters to bulletin board paper without ripping it? Maybe I’m looking for something not too sticky. Thank you so much!
I would use a light tack transfer tape and stick it to your shirt a few times then try putting it on the paper. You can also use HTV on paper and that is usually a better outcome!
I can not even tell you how grateful 🙏 I am that I came across your videos. You are Absolutely Awesome for being so informative and well spoken. Love that you get right to the point and I'm not listening for 20 minutes before you even teach us anything! 👏 Do you have a video on how to make the design space mat ruler so that inches are actually size? I just figured out how to change from cm to in. 🙄 It was confusing in a way. Should be made easier to find for beginners. I just used mine yesterday for the first time. #Cricutnewbie lol
@@AngieHolden I seen that in your design space, your mat showed the grid with the inches marked different than mine. Mine shows the marked number as 4" and not as 1". How do I get it to read 1" inch instead?
Thank you so much for both videos of comparisons. I am on my 4th transfer tape while trying to do a tangram tumbler on a 4 1/4" shortie. All previous have been a disaster. I thought maybe it was the Cricut brand vinyl I was using. So, I keep searching. Thank goodness the tumbler is half sized🤣. So, I'm gonna try the duck brand next. However, in my searching. I noticed that there were different tacks, such as medium vs. strong or regular. What is ur thoughts on that? TIA.
I’m going to try the tape and that’s because I bought the cricut transfer tape and I’ve had so much trouble trying to transfer it to items. When I put the vinyl with the transfer tape on any surface it won’t stay and come out the tape. It’s so frustrating! I’ve wasted so much product already.
When you say "Contact paper" do you mean that stuff you use to coat your book covers for protection? If so I have been considering using that as a TT but I would have thought it would be too strong for the vinyl transfer.
The sticky side that peels off after applying an iron on vinyl works GREAT as transfer tape too. I store it by applying it onto the slick side of freezer paper.
I just asked that question. Do you even buy transfer tape or just re use that?
That is so interesting. I am in but I have t understood how!
OMG!!!!! I was amazed by the painter's tape and masking tape trick. Thank you. 😳😃
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much , I tried for days to get a permanent vinal off the design . Green painter tape I had on hand so tried that. In two sec had the design where I wanted it. The good thing we always have it on hand. But getting the duck brand easy liner. Can’t thank you enough!!! ❤❤
Happy to help!
Thankyou so much for easing a headache I was having with permanent vinyl and transfer tape. Your a gem. Xx
This was extremely helpful! I just recently got into doing vinyl decals, and finding a good transfer tape has been my biggest issue. The last tape I purchased was made by Cricut, the Strong Grip tape. It's horrible, it won't transfer the decal to the surface and it's actually even taken the finish completely off the vinyl decal itself. Again this video was very helpful! Thank You a Million Times over!!! 🤘💯
Strong grip is really only for glitter vinyl or a few other specialty types. You shouldn't use it for regular vinyl.
I was also wondering about this :) is the vinyl being used in this video permanent Cricut vinyl?
If your trying to use it for regular vinyl, dap your strong grip transfer tape to a micro fiber rag about 6 to 8 times to lessen the grip and you should be able to get by!
Yes, I agree! Very helpful! I'm a newbie ☺️
I am currently using the Duck Easy Liner. I had to have something in a pinch a while back and picked it up at WalMart. I love it!! Thanks, Angie!!!
Thanks for sharing!!
This was a fantastic video! It really helped as I really dislike the Circuit tape - always end up fighting with it!
Glad it helped!
oh my goodness..i Love your video!!..it was late at night and I didn't have any transfer tape working with my glitter vinyI I was using to make some gold glitter crowns for wine glasses for my mother's 100th birthday. I was about ready to give up and use ribbons instead. But wanted a little something more since its such a monumental birthday!!
looked in my tape area and found a lint brush, it worked like magic!! was so very happy I saw your video or I would never have thought of all the other alternatives if in a pinch:) Thanks for making her 100th birthday celebration even that more special!!
Happy to help!
S-O-O-O timely for me! I just ran out of my Cricut brand transfer tape, which honestly, I have had so much trouble with, and was about to go to Walmart to get more anyway. I will definitely pick up the Duck brand Adhesive Liner. Thank you so much for your instruction videos and your comparison videos. YOU SAVE ME MONEY!!
You are so welcome!
You are so welcome!
This was so interesting! You really do your homework and now I know the options I can use in a pinch!!! Love these!!
Glad you like them!
Angie, thank you so much for taking the time to explain the difference. I was in a pinch and you are amazing. All the time and procedures you went through to show us the difference.WOW,
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I just started working with Cricut. I upgraded my craft area with doors and dreawers. I created word labels but the transfer process was horrible. Thanks to you I used masking tape to finish 12 labels. Every label transferred perfectly!
Yay! Happy to help!
Thank you Angie, I bought the Duck easyliner. It is amazing !!!!!!! I bought roll 12 in x 36 ft and it costed me $5.69. I highly recommend this product. Thank you again !!!!!! Adele Norko
Wonderful!
I luuuUuuuve the duck brand because a bonus is it is shiney.... which, separate of my cricut projects is a great laminate DIY for different small items I make i.e. bookmarks! And like you said, fab' price! Great Video!
Also, Duck brand is at Walmart for like $5 or so dollars!
Ty for sharing your findings. I too went the Duck Easy Liner way and love that I can reused it sometimes. Props for saving me money!
It's so good!
I know this is an older video but thank you. I'm not much of a vinyl crafter but once in awhile do something so i never needed large rolls of transfer paper. This really helped. Thank you
You have such a relaxing voice. It can be asmr at night while trying to go to sleep. Great videos.
I came here to say this! Her voice, the sounds, everything is asmr!
Amazing... Am so glad to show me and others different papers to use.. I am retired and can afford the high price papers .... Now that I know I can afford the cheaper paper I can't wait to start transfering.. Thank you so much for sharing..
Have fun!
@@AngieHolden Thank you so much Angie.. I have some of these tapes already.
I’ve been using the duck brand liner for a year now. Works perfect for me. Love you doing homework to help us out!
I got a huge roll at Walmart for a little over $5.
Yes! It is so good!
Wow! Amazing, I can’t believe how the blue, green and masking tape worked!
Thank you so much for this comparison. 👍😊
Thanks for watching!
Just saw your video. Loved it! I just bought a Cricut a week ago, and I bought my transfer tape (Quick Cover by Con-Tact) at the Dollar Tree. It is 18 inches by 1.5 yds for $1.00. However, I will be on the lookout for the Duck brand. Thanks for all your hard work.
Great tip!
Thankyou for sharing your experimentation! I just got a Cricut machine for Christmas so excited to try it out!
This was super helpful! I’m about to make our band logo for my drum set bass drum head. Now I know I can do it relatively cheap with stuff I already have at home.
I’ve used the Duck brand for several years and love it.
I can't believe I am just finding it now!
Can you re-use it like you can some transfer tapes?
@@phyllismoravec3566 I have reused it and the number of times depends upon the type of vinyl being used and the surface the vinyl is applied to. Hope this helps.
@@nancyland9349 yes it does, thank you!
Thank you Angie for this very informative comparison of transfer tape; who knew you could use masking tape to transfer vinyl projects! I really enjoy your channel!
Glad it was helpful!
I’ve used clear packing tape in a pinch. It worked very well.
Great tip!
As always, thanks Angie for being so “transparent” and making my choices so “clear”.
Always!
This is so helpful! I had heard that contact paper was the best but I'm glad I watched this before buying. I'm going Duck brand!
You are so welcome!
Thank you SO MUCH for this video. I will DEFINITELY be using Duck brand.
You are so welcome!
This was awesome, I just got a Cricut Joy, and am having trouble with the transfer tape, I'm definitely going to try these. I experimented with clear box tape, it seemed to work really well.
Thanks for this great information about transfer tape. The price is what always gets me.
You are so welcome!
I didn’t even know you could use painters, frog or masking tape as transfer tape. Thanks for that tip if in a bind. However I’m so happy to see the Duck brand liner worked so well and it’s less expensive. I just love these type of videos!
Happy to help!
I've used Cricut Contact Paper and Dollar Tree contact paper, both which are way too sticky and hard to work with. Also both had creases in them as well that made them hard to work with. I have attempted a wedding present three times and have failed. I have wasted vinyl. I am going to try the painter's tape, as my husband has that lying around.
I love all of your videos and I always learn something new when watching them. Thanks so much for this video. Just subscribed.
Thanks for subbing!
I always love your videos! I've been using the contact paper, but you've just convinced me to pick up a roll of the Duck Brand liner the next time I go to the store. Thanks for the video!
You should!
I ordered two!
Super helpful thank you! I wanted to know if painter's tape would work and you answered that for me :) Thanks again!
Glad I could help!
Great product comparison video. Very useful information! Thank you for doing the comparisons. 😊💙
You are so welcome!
your videos are so helpful for new cricut user i feel like i have learned so much from you
Thank you!
Thank you for that great comparison! I just ordered some Duck liner using your link. Very cheap! I was surprised at the price. And, possibly as a result of your video, it's currently out of stock until January 23.
HA! That happens often when I share a link! Glad you snagged some!
Put vinyl on my first two mugs - used everything Cricut but the Cricut transfer tape tore while pulling it off - I just sat there with my jaw hanging down and then you come on - thank you for checking out so many kinds to use - I am going to try the duck brand the next time I’m out and see how that works
Happy to help! I actually like the Cricut brand so not sure why it tore!
I was pleasantly surprised how well the masking tape works thank you
I was too actually!
Just watched your video. I truly appreciate your comparisons. However, my daughter turned me onto the QC Quick Cover by Contact brand, 18 in x 1.5 yd (6.75 sq ft), at Dollar Tree. So that $1 plus tax roll is still less than 7 cents a sq ft! Thanks again for your great videos!
That is awesome!
Thank you so much for this video. It does give options that not everyone explains.
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing, I've had the Duck brand liner for months and have never used it, I will now. lol Thank you
Hope you like it!
@@AngieHolden I tried it this morning, and it works amazing. Thank you
Yay!!!
Thank you so much, many of us can’t afford or know how to use those new angled gadgets
Very interesting; will look for the duck brand shelf liner locally. Thank you!!
Hope you like it!
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this test and share it! ❤️
Any time!
I have only recently come across your videos. You are amazing thank you so much!!
You are so welcome!
This video is old butbit literally save me some dollars, im here in South Africa... i love your video...😊❤🎉
Thank you!
LOVED THIS VIDEO. Always learn alot of info from you. I kind wished you showed one time on how you removed it from the glass. You'll probably say you have a video on that.. LOL will check on that later. :) thank you for all you do. HAPPY New Year.
I actually do! I used this same method: ruclips.net/video/7AZlZvf5XqE/видео.html . There are like 3 methods in that video. The picking up with a craft knife worked best for this design.
Angie, I'm so glad you pointed me to this video. Thank you! I'm doubly happy you tried the Duck Shelf Liner. Some folks are complaining it leaves a residue on the vinyl after you put it on the final surface. Do you notice much of that? I'd be thrilled to know it's so inexpensive! :)
I don't have any issues if I use it right away. I don't use it on clear pieces I am transferring to or things I may have to let sit.
@@AngieHolden Thanks very much for taking the time to answer! :)
@@TedMattos I also use and no residue!
I know this is an older video but when I used the Duck Brand I peeled off the backing and applied to my wood but when I lifted the plastic to reveal the vinyl there was all kinds of sticky residue left behind. It was Clear Laminate Removable. Any idea why??
I’ll try the duck brand thanks
thanks so much!! im just starting my etsy and bought some vinyl on a whim, now i have to figure out how to use it! thanks a bunch 😄
You are so welcome!
Amazing!! LOVE this video!! Saving money and learning about all the different products is awesome!! Thank you for sharing this with us so we know our options. Have a beautiful day!!!💗💐💗💐
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the tips I'm going with the Duct transfer paper
Good choice!
That is awsome, thank you so much for posting this. Cricut stuff is soo expensive.
You are so welcome!
THANK YOU! This was super helpful for this newbie cricut crafter. :)
Great Video, thank you for doing the leg work for us. So very interesting. I am gonna try the one you suggest. Have a great day Angie.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks Angie. This is great content. I have shelf liner from Dollar Tree and don’t like it at all. I can’t get it to stick to the vinyl. Thanks again.
You are so welcome!
I get the Dollar Tree transfer tape...its over 12 inches wide so I can easily do most size cuts. Can't beat a dollar and I reuse the same piece many times.
Good to know! It is probably similar to the Duck brand or contact paper!
This was a great video for comparison...thank you! I have also used the sealing tape that is used to seal boxes for mailing and it works really well...haven't done the cost comparison but if you do another video you might want to include it. Thanks again!
Great tip!
Thank you muchly for this informative video. You are a Blessing!!
Love it. She’s awesome. Straight to the point.
I always enjoy your reviews on comparing different brands for Cricut users. I am brand new to the Cricut world and was wondering how/where do I get a stencil like the one you are using. I would like to use something like that to try my hand at infusable ink coasters.
That was an image in Cricut Design Space. Try searching for mandala under images.
Thank you so mush on this I was have trouble with my transfer tape it would not pick up masking tap work great for me
Glad I could help!
Thank you for doing all the work to save me money!!
Happy to help!
For smaller projects I frequently use a sheet pulled from a lint roller for transfer tape. $1.25 at Dollar Tree
ooooo, I have a lint roller, I"ll have to try that!
So glad I watched this! I just opened a cricut machine and I've been playing with things and I'm like uhhh... how do I put the vinyl on?! The duck brand easy liner is on sale at my store right now. I just ordered a roll! Thank you!
You can do it!
Thanks for continuing to test!! Can you do another test of the top 5 or 6 with a detailed design? And with glitter?
I definitely think I need to add glitter to my list! I think the duck brand from this one will work with just about any design. It is REALLY good.
Thank you for another helpful video Angie!
Any time!
Thank you so much for this!! I really enjoy your videos! So informative!
Glad you like them!
I was using the contact paper but didn't like it the last I bought was the duck I like will continue to us it
I love your videos - so informative! Thank you for this comparison. Have you done this on HTVl brands and everyday vinyl brands. I found a HTV Caregy was very
thin and bubbled during the process and didn't peel off smooth. If you have done a comparison for vinyl brands I would enjoy that too. Thanks again.
I haven't yet but plan to!
I haven’t tried it yet but I saw someone use Glad press and seal If it works that would be very cheap! Runs like $6 bucks for 140 square ft.
Thanks for this. It sure gives more options!
Yes it does!
Thank you for sharing! Very informative!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for sharing, now I can save money on transfer tape
Glad I could help!
Thanks, Angie!
Good to know!
Absolutely love your videos. Thanks for all the work you do, and the money you save for us with your triala. 💜💜💜
Thank you so much!
It did help me. Thank you!!
Wow, thank you so much for the research, thorough testing, links and price comparisons you have done and provided! I was wondering, what transfer method do you recommend for transferring vinyl letters to bulletin board paper without ripping it? Maybe I’m looking for something not too sticky. Thank you so much!
I would use a light tack transfer tape and stick it to your shirt a few times then try putting it on the paper. You can also use HTV on paper and that is usually a better outcome!
Love your testing!
Thank you!
I can not even tell you how grateful 🙏 I am that I came across your videos. You are Absolutely Awesome for being so informative and well spoken. Love that you get right to the point and I'm not listening for 20 minutes before you even teach us anything! 👏
Do you have a video on how to make the design space mat ruler so that inches are actually size?
I just figured out how to change from cm to in. 🙄 It was confusing in a way. Should be made easier to find for beginners. I just used mine yesterday for the first time.
#Cricutnewbie lol
What are you having issues with not being actual size?
@@AngieHolden I seen that in your design space, your mat showed the grid with the inches marked different than mine. Mine shows the marked number as 4" and not as 1". How do I get it to read 1" inch instead?
Well.... I not only figured it out. I also found a video (made a playlist of your videos I must watch 😀) about my question.
Worked out for me!
Yay! Happy I helped and didn't know I did!
Thank you for sharing this video 👍
Can you use the shelf liner to transfer on fabric? thank you, this was awesome. Debbie
You would not put adhesive vinyl on fabric. For that, you would use HTV and that uses a heat mask not transfer tape.
Thank you! This was soooo darn helpful!♥️
So glad!
Thank you. You are appreciated
You are very welcome!
Excellent presentation/comparison/review.
How would you transfer an inkjet image to wood?
There are many ways to do that. Try this: ruclips.net/video/BhlCF6lKr24/видео.html
Thank you
Great comparisons
Thanks!
Thank you
Which one is reusable? That also make a difference in comparison prices
You can reuse them all at least a few times.
This was so helpful!
So glad!
Thank you so much for both videos of comparisons. I am on my 4th transfer tape while trying to do a tangram tumbler on a 4 1/4" shortie. All previous have been a disaster. I thought maybe it was the Cricut brand vinyl I was using. So, I keep searching. Thank goodness the tumbler is half sized🤣.
So, I'm gonna try the duck brand next. However, in my searching. I noticed that there were different tacks, such as medium vs. strong or regular. What is ur thoughts on that? TIA.
Strong is only for glitter or specialty vinyls. Otherwise, I would just use what works well for you!
Angie, thanks for another great video! What brand vinyl did you use?
I used Cricut removable vinyl.
Very helpful, thank you 🙏
I’m going to try the tape and that’s because I bought the cricut transfer tape and I’ve had so much trouble trying to transfer it to items. When I put the vinyl with the transfer tape on any surface it won’t stay and come out the tape. It’s so frustrating! I’ve wasted so much product already.
GREAT Job!
When you say "Contact paper" do you mean that stuff you use to coat your book covers for protection? If so I have been considering using that as a TT but I would have thought it would be too strong for the vinyl transfer.
Yes. Same stuff.
Thank you so much! really helps..❤
Glad it helped!