GoWrite! Self-Adhesive Dry Erase Sheets, 8-1/2" x 11", White

Angel Bellefeuille: Absolutely love these!!!

Canada on May 18, 2022

Jo Rose: I bought these to practice formulas, mnemonics, etc. I was going through paper like crazy, and really didn't want to kill any more trees, so I bought these! I carry them in my notebook instead of sticking them to a surface, and they are instrumental in helping with memorization. They're thin enough to be convenient, but thick enough to be durable They've held up very well and clean easily. I recommended them to my classmates as well.

United States on Dec 27, 2020

Deborah Harkness: Quality of sheet is pretty good, however aFter a few days they start to lift in the corners and you need to constantly press them

Canada on Jan 16, 2020

andyzAndrea: Buen producto pero esperaba algo más

Mexico on Dec 24, 2018

Marlene P.: So convenient as you can cut a sheet according to the size you need. They also clean very well with no mess.

Canada on Mar 16, 2018

Amazon Customer: It is working well. Cleans easily.

Canada on Jun 12, 2016

Al W: These things are fantastic. They are great as they are, a full sheet of dry erase paper. They fit perfectly on the base of a clipboard, helpful for jotting notes. They also cut really well, to make stickers for different things. I've used them for labels on drawers, as well as eraseable stickers for various board games.

They also hold really well. If you press it on really clean the first time, it doesn't peel up or bubble at all. In addition, when you do want to remove them, it comes up very easily and without any residue.

I have not attempted to print on these yet, as I do not have a laser printer. I look forward to trying it though.

Every intent of purchasing more in the future, lots of ideas for these things.

United States on Jan 20, 2016

Trigger: This is an awesome product! I didn't even know they made dry erase sheets until I searched Amazon for dry erase markers. Now I don't have to waste paper anymore when I need to temporarily write something down. It comes with 5 sheets, very light-weight and they're the same size as a normal piece of paper (8.5" x 11"), but has the qualities of a dry erase board. It has an adhesive back that allows you to stick it onto objects. Of course, I don't use the adhesive back. If I want to stick it onto objects (Like my desk at work), I just use tape.

I got this product on 1/21/15 and since then, I've already used it quite a bit for college. Just like any dry erase boards, it will get dirty when you use it after a while, but just spray on some cleaner and you're good to go! I like to use the Expo ultra fine markers when I use these sheets since its like writing on a piece of paper.

Con:
One thing I noticed is that when I use a whiteboard eraser, it doesn't erase as well as you would on a regular whiteboard. I have to push on the eraser harder, but even then, it doesn't completely erase everything; it still leaves marks. The GOOD news is that this can easily...

United States on Feb 05, 2015

SeriouslyHappy: These served their purpose beautifully. I wanted to make my own dry erase board, with different sections for goals, chores, calendars, notes, etc. I was able to cut these sheets with regular scissors. The paper is no thicker than regular card stock. They were easy to peel and for the most part are sticking nicely. I stuck them to a piece of wood that I have spray painted. Some edges are already coming up and it's only been a few weeks. I assume that I will have to go back and add some drops of glue to the corners to ensure they will stay attached to the wood. I'm sure these would stick better on other surfaces though. I'm using wet erase markers on these and they clean up great. I'm glad I found these.

United States on Feb 19, 2013

PVN: These Gowrite Dry Erase Sheets offer numerous benefits that I really appreciate and enjoy. They are a perfect size, 8.5 x 11, the perfect weight, and they are pliable yet sturdy. If that wasn't enough--they also have an adhesive backing!

The dry erase board was invented for sharing information in an on-going and changing environment. Whenever I owned a business, and I have owned several, I would have a board in almost every room. Once I even had a massive wall-sized dry erase board mounted in the conference room. For many years, my home office and kitchen have always had dry erase boards mounted on walls, refrigerators and filing cabinets. I cannot seem to get enough of dry erase surfaces.

I am now retired, but my need for erasable writing surfaces has not decreased. In addition to the ever present To Do Lists and Shopping Lists, I still like to play with ideas and concepts. Mental gymnastics, if you will. All this leads to making notes and drawings, which invariably are changed. What begins as one page in a notebook becomes many marked up and scratched out, hard to read pages.

At home, no problem, I could just use my medium and...

United States on Jun 01, 2011