slo’s MONDAY 11/18 poll - Post-It Note Pads

[CynBeth]

I use them all of the time for work and sometimes at home.

 

[fla4fun]

At work yes. At home, I just put a reminder on my phone calendar to alert me.

 

[OKW8297]

I use them every day at work

 

[Lumpy1106]

Do this:
Type "post it" into the search bar at the bottom of your screen.
Click on "sticky notes" app
You're welcome.

 

[tvguy]

Do this:
Type "post it" into the search bar at the bottom of your screen.
Click on "sticky notes" app
You're welcome.

But how do I put it on my car's dashboard?

 

[prairie_girl]

I use them for work because I have a lot of websites and phone numbers that I have to pass on to customers and there’s no way I could remember them all.

 

[The Mayor]

I checked yes and no. Yes because when I worked my computer screen would at times resemble one big sticky note. It was the best way for me to remember stuff. No because a white board by my back door has replaced sticky notes now that I'm retired.

 

[Imzadi]

I liked the original concept of Post-It notes, but not the execution. The Post-Its were sticky ONCE. If someone or something knocked the sticky note off, it would NOT stay on, long term for a second time. It turned to confetti, possibly lost on the floor or underneath the desk. So, the whole purpose of using it to remind one of something was gone.

I read they made a stronger Post-It note glue. But, have never tried it. I'm a "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on ME," sort of person. When I NEED a reminder, I NEED the reminder to stay until I decide to remove it. So, I've been leery of trying them a second time.

I have switched to digital "sticky notes" and a List app on my phone called ColorNote which I love.

And a while back, I got the Post-it Super Sticky Dry Erase Surface for the front corner of my kitchen cabinet to remind me to get or replace certain foods, etc., which I like. It's like a sheet of self adhesive Contact paper that works like a Dry Erase board.

In 2020, 3M released the Post-it Flex Write Surface – a whiteboard surface that can be written on with dry erase and permanent markers without leaving stains behind when cleaned with water and soap.

Yes, that's it. ​