2000Pcs Sticky Tabs for Annotating Books
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About 2000Pcs Sticky Tabs for Annotating Books
Overall Feedback:
97% positive
96% found it reusable
The adhesion to the pages is really good. If you peel off and re-stick, some letters can pick up, but not off the page, just shows on the tab.
The tabs are wonderful as they can be taken off a page and re-applied again while maintaining their stickiness.
92% appreciated the good ink absorption, while 8% didn't
Gel pens make a mark on the sticky note, but the ink does not absorb well and smears easily.
It is difficult to write on them and the ink smears even after giving it time to dry.
91% liked the easy tear-off feature, while 9% found it easy to tear accidentally
I can leave the sticky tabs in my cookbooks for a long time without worrying about them tearing the paper or leaving any oily stain behind, indicating that they are tearable and can be used for a long time without causing any damage to the paper.
I have experienced that the tabs are too sticky for some books and when removing them, they lift not only 98% of the ink where they were stuck, but also rip up some of the page with them.
92% appreciated the high-quality paper
The adhesive on the tabs is sticky enough to stay where I put it and can be reused a few times without damaging the paper.
Sticky notes stay put perfectly on my Hobonichi/Tomoe River paper and the text under them is still readable.
94% praised the attractive design, but 6% preferred a simpler look
I found it nice how the sheet can be inserted into a planner to have sticky tabs readily available in a shade of choice.
Lighter colors are easy to write on and allow me to see words on a page or print. However, darker colors are difficult to see through and write on.
96% liked the wide range of colors, yet 4% found some colors dull
I appreciate that the product has a variety of colors, as many products targeted to the planner/study community are droningly pastel.
Most colors are sheer enough to read through, except for some of the darker purples/blues.
Lighter colors are easy to write on and allow me to see words on a page or print. However, darker colors are hard to see through and write on.
