Post-it Super Sticky Notes, 4x4 in, 3 Pads, 2X the Sticking Power, Assorted Bright Colors, Lined (675-3SSMX)
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Thank you for your interest in our product, Post-it® Super Sticky Notes, which have 2X the sticking power of regular Post-it® notes. These notes can be adhered to and re-adhered to. Stick to your moving reminders and to-do lists. dos with you at all times of the day On some surfaces, the adhesive will leave a mark or lift ink. On thin or delicate paper, such as a bible, we would avoid using it. If you require any additional assistance with this product, please contact our customer service department at 1-888-888-888-888-888-888-888-888-888-888-888-888-888 800- 395- 1223 Mon- Fri 8: 30 CT and case 29022318 are required.
I shared these pads with some college students, so I don't have them anymore to respond to your question. Sorry
In each pad, there are 200 sheets.
Selected User Reviews For Post-it Super Sticky Notes, 4x4 in, 3 Pads, 2X the Sticking Power, Assorted Bright Colors, Lined (675-3SSMX)
When I first started using these post-its, I was ecstatic because they were so sticky. One of the sticky notes on my counter, on the other hand, became wet. My countertop is permanently stained thanks to the post-it's dye. I've tried everything I can think of to remove it, but nothing seems to work. I'm completely enraged. I will never purchase this product or do business with this company again.
Post-It Notes are one of my favorite things in the world. They're plentiful in my possession. I decided to buy because the price was reasonable. I started using them a few days ago, and while they do stick, they aren't particularly sticky. I was working on a project that required me to stack post-its in a specific order before posting them to paper. br>br>I then had to move them around my process flow paper, and they barely stuck this time as well. Normally, I can use half of the sticky section of a brand-name product and it works perfectly. Not so much with this pack. br>br>I'm not returning them because of the price. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> One of the posts was knocked down today, and I had to reattach it.
I ordered these post-its with the expectation that they would arrive packaged as shown in the first image in the item description. As you can see in the second image, I received six loose post-it pads. I'm confident they'll work fine, and in the grand scheme of things, it's a minor detail. But who knows how long they've been out in the open, or what's crawled all over them in the warehouse. Actually, now that I've had that thought, I'm even more irritated. It's for a reason that packaging exists.
Every note in the stack is covered in some kind of stinky film that prevents a ballpoint pen from effectively transferring ink. I have to rewrite what I just wrote several times before it becomes solid, and even then, my printing, letters, numbers, and so on, occasionally have missing or blank areas. A felt tip marker will work on the surface, but a ball point will not. What was the name of the company (3M?)? ) were thinking when they sprayed every sheet with a chemical that makes using a ballpoint pen impossible? Is there anything they can do to make themselves look even more ridiculous? I'm not a paper-pusher by any stretch of the imagination. I am not a manufacturing expert, but whatever this coating is, it is ABSOLUTELY NOT REQUIRED. Isn't it true that the company's quality control department tested a ball point pen? If you want to use a felt tip marker or another type of magic marker for all of your notes, don't buy these. jotting.
These sticky notes will stick to just about anything. The notes, on the other hand, are made of woven paper fabric. They have the texture and feel of a dollar bill rather than a piece of paper. Writing on them is not the same as writing on paper notes because the ink smears easily until it dries. Ball point ink does not work as well as waterproof marking pens. The real benefit is that they don't shred when wet, so construction is likely the best use.
I've tried every knock-off brand out there. The paper is thinner, and none of them adhere to each other. So, if you're going to spend the extra money, go with the 3M Post-It brands.
I'm not sure why some reviews claimed that these notes were difficult to write on and didn't adhere well. The first thing I did was test the pens I usually use on the first set of notes in the package, and both my sharpie fine pens and my standard ballpoint pens worked fine; I also stuck the note to my desk and then my notebook, and it stayed put even after being moved. I really like these, and the colors aren't too bright, so you can see what you're writing if you don't use a light-colored pen. Post It is a company I will continue to patronize.
I'm not sure what to say. I adore Post-Its and believe they are a trustworthy brand with high-quality products. products made by hand I haven't read any other reviews on here (though I'm sure there's at least one person who isn't happy). Despite the fact that I have no complaints about the quick Prime delivery or the product itself. Even at the cost of a four-pack, it's not worth it. This will undoubtedly last me a long time, and I am generally pleased with them.
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