Dry Erase Reusable Sticky Notes | 4x6 12-Pack | 2-Year Re-Stickable & Erasable Post Notes | Smudge-Free Tackie Marker | Made in the USA by M.C. Squares

I did a lot of research looking for a whiteboard-type overlay for my desk & am glad I chose this. I bought the large 11" by 11" square to put on my desktop. The adhesion is awesome, and it peels right up if you need to move it & re-stick. NO STICKY GUNK which I love - was concerned about something sticky on my new wooden desktop, but wanted something THIN & FLAT (unlike glass or a hard white board) & something that would not scratch the surface of softer wood. It's very soft - if you bump into it with your mouse hand, no harm no foul. I even use it as a mousepad when I don't have anything written on it.THEIR WET ERASE PENS/MARKERS: I bought the mcSquares wet erase markers as well. They are great, I can place books or notebooks on top of the sticky and my notes are still there when I remove the books (YOU MUST LET MARKINGS DRY FIRST, about 30 seconds to a minute before rubbing it or sitting things on top - else it will smear).When you erase, it looks messy at first, especially if you're erasing a lot of notes. I use a paper towel or a couple tissues & a tiny spray bottle containing a water and rubbing alcohol mixture. It smears around on the first wipe, but comes off completely with a few wipes. Spray > Wipe > Re-Wipe with a clean dry tissue.. this usually does the trick. You can also use regular dry-erase markers/pens the same way you would use them on a whiteboard, but I like their wet-erase pens due to my use on the desktop (no smearing once dry).DRY ERASE PENS/MARKERS: My dry erase markers (different brand) work on the mcSquares stickies just like they work on a standard whiteboard. Probably the better choice if you're writing/erasing a lot, and you don't care if your notes wipe off on your sleeve. Dry erase would also work great if your sticky is somewhere like the fridge.Overall, I LOVE their products and will be a repeat customer. I gave one of the 11"x11" squares from the 2-pack to my mother to use on her desktop at work & she loves it too. She uses it as a notepad for incoming phone calls - quick notes & phone numbers, etc. These things are awesome & versatile!

This "new normal" of working from home has really taken its toll on my daily routine and structure (which I hate, but very much need to feel healthy and in-balance).After reflecting back on a read from last Summer, "Atomic Habits", I decided to play to my inner child and adopt the marble jar method the author mentions using when trying to adopt new habits. Only, I'm using it for my entire daily routine.These are perfect for writing down each habit I'm trying to routinize, and sticking to my mirror so that I can see them first thing in the morning and last thing at night. I move them back and forth across the mirror as I complete them, and they remain super sticky. They also don't leave any residue on my mirror which I'm stoked about.They come with a "smudge free" marker which works pretty well. I'll say that its definitely not 100% smudge free, but more so than your normal dry-erase marker. And I liked it enough that I ordered an additional full pack so that I could have more colors.The marker does completely come off with water, which also cleans anything that got stuck on the back of the sticky foam too. So basically dunking them in water successfully gives you a full factory reset, if you will.

We've only had them a week. We are using them for our son's daily chores/homework check-off board. We needed something to write daily activities that wouldn't easily wipe away (we've created a weekly chart) but allowed us to check the items off and be able to erase the checks. We are using wet erase markers for the written chores and dry erase markers for the checks. So far it seems to be working well. No ghosting. No smearing (after you allow the wet erase to dry a bit). I don't know if there will be ghosting for the wet erase after several months (we don't change the chores much) but the dry erase left no trace after three days. It is tricky trying to get a good flat, smooth adherence to the window or refrigerator since you can't place it and push out bubbles or your written words will disappear. I supposed if you placed it and then wrote on it you wouldn't need to worry, but our chart was too much writing for that. I found if I pull the two sides to curve the middle out and place the middle on the window and then "roll" the two sides down, it helps eliminate bubbling so I don't have to rub across the written facing. Pretty happy with it as long as it lasts for a long time at this price point.

I bought them for university. I taught it was a great way to replace my post it i stick everywhere. Sadly, they can stick to anything. I tried to stick them on my wall, on the fridg and on my whiteboard. So it’s basically useless… I threw mine in the trash after a week of trying. Save your money

Stuck 'em everywhere and they seem to only stick to smooth surfaces, like windows... wont stick to my walls or pretty much any painted surface.Stick great to windows/whiteboards etc.

Advertised to stick and it doesn’t at all. It’s a piece of overhead paper. Doesn’t work at all. Terrible purchase