Highland Sticky Notes, 3 x 3 Inches, Yellow, 24 Pack
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It will be determined by the stucco's depth. If you're looking for a unique way to express yourself, this is the place to be. NO, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no Nothing will stick to that texture for very long, short of push pins, if I may add. br>Sticky notes may stick to a less coarse stucco, and they will stick when combined with some simple tape. br>Another option is to purchase a piece of smooth plastic sheet from any hobby store that sells EVERGREEN Plastic Products. Get the sheeting and some plastic "boards" to frame it with, then hang the formed-up plastic sheet on the stucco wall, and BINGO, your Sticky Note Info Center is complete. I hope this has been of assistance. Mike
Size of the package 2. The dimensions are 6 x 6 x 6 inches. The sheet of paper is 3 x 3 inches in size.
Selected User Reviews For Highland Sticky Notes, 3 x 3 Inches, Yellow, 24 Pack
Excellent product at an excellent price that performed admirably in my application.
Make the most of it. So. Although the patent for "post-it notes" expired in 1997, 3M retains ownership of the trademark "post-it" as well as the yellow color. People are creatures of habit, and post-it is a household name, so 3M continues to charge a high price for post-it notes. But they didn't want to lose market share by lowering the price of post-it notes, which are still very popular. Highland is a 3M product that is positioned to compete with the new generic companies that are attempting to take market share. It's also well positioned because it gets to use the yellow color that 3M still owns and can most likely be produced at low cost in the same factories that make Post-its. It costs $10 to make the original post, which still sells well. 00 for a set of 12 3x3 note pads. The Highland notes are priced at $4 each. 00 gets you 18 3x3 note pads. What's the difference between the two? There is nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing Except for the price, nothing. So, the moral of the story for 3M is that if you have great, well-designed products, you can get away with anything. If you have a well-known product and are extremely well-informed, you can continue to sell it at a significant premium even when there are competitors. The moral of the story is that if you're really smart, you'll notice that these Highland notes are just re-issued notes. 3M is betting on people not realizing that they are using branded post-it notes from the same company at a third of the price. But you've learned your lesson, haven't you? When you see some real post-it notes, all you have to do now is smirk.
I couldn't really complain because I was being frugal. I'm going to keep them for the price. br>br>These adhere to the pages of my Bible (which is perfect for taking notes and marking pages). I do, however, use sticky notes to post notes on my desk, fridge, tables, and other surfaces, but they don't stick well enough for me to be confident. These will slide off at the slightest touch unless the surface is exceptionally flat. br>br>I have a habit of putting half a pad of sticky notes on my desk and writing notes on the top sheet. When I tried that, the pad began to slide all over the desk, forcing me to hold it in place. I can tape a note to my other desk that is completely unrelated to the one I'm working on now. The not will remain on the porous surface. br>br>It all depends on what you want to do with them. As I previously stated, these are fantastic for using on Bible paper because the pages are so thin that almost any sticky note will stick to them. If you're going to have to remove and reinstall them, I wouldn't use them. Any important notes that might fall out of a notebook or something similar should be stuffed into this compartment.
br>br>Pros: There are numerous sticky notes on the table. br>They are extremely adherent. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. br>There aren't enough to completely cover my friends' needs, but there's a good chance they will be covered. Maybe if I place another order. )br>br>Joking aside, these are a great deal and perform just as well as the more well-known brand. br>We use a lot of these in our home office, and I was sick of paying higher prices for just a few pads. br>These are great for office needs if you use them frequently, and they're reasonably priced! get em.
For your school teachers, we have a care package. As a 3M Office product, you can be confident that the glue will not smudge or fall off like some generic brand sticky notes. The fact that this stick note package comes in so many different stacks is the best part. We gave each teacher a few packs as part of our donation, whether they asked for them or not, because sticky notes are useful when they're around and you wish you had some all the time but never think to ask for them. br>br>With the start of the new school year, many of our public school classrooms are short on funds and supplies. After the first two weeks of school, I contact each of our children's teachers and ask them to compile a list of necessary supplies; this is when Amazon becomes our best shopping option. I can find some of the best deals on brand name supplies at an excellent volume without having to go into a single Office Max / Depot / Target / Walmart / Costco or do any couponing. br>br>I would strongly advise purchasing this for your children's school or any educator in the arts and crafts field to save a lot of money this year!.
If I have to tape these notes to keep them where I put them, it defeats the purpose. These have a very weak adhesive. Unfortunately, they keep falling off the objects to which I apply them. They might be fine if you're just putting them on a wall or something that won't be handled, touched, or moved in any way; otherwise, they'll fall off. A back sheet is also missing. I'm disappointed in these and surprised that they're a 3M product; I'll buy something else next time. It's not clear which side is the front and back when you pick them up at first, so I started writing "Use Other Side" on the back so I or someone else doesn't accidentally write the note on the wrong side.
I reasoned that a product with a solid 5-star rating must be good, right? Wrong. These are by far the worst sticky notes I've ever encountered. They don't follow through on anything they say. Even though the adhesive is a clear indicator of the bottom, I could barely find the sticky side; it's impossible to tell what's on the bottom and what's on the top. I was able to get one to stick to my desktop for about 2 minutes before it peeled back into itself, making it impossible to read or even unroll without causing creases and folds. The only way I've been able to keep these semi-flat is to fold them backwards about 4 or 5 times before placing them on the table, but after that, the stickiness is gone, and it won't stick, leaving crinkled paper marks. They're also incredibly light and transparent. Don't be fooled by all of the glowing testimonials.
Highland Notes are a good alternative to brand-name post-it notes if you don't want to pay the high price of the brand-name ones. I've been purchasing these for a few years and have found them to be extremely effective. The price is also excellent, which encourages me to purchase more than I normally would.
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