Post-it Dispenser Pop-up Notes, 3×3 in, 6 Pads, Canary Yellow, Clean Removal, Recyclable

Description

Product Description

Post-it Dispenser Notes, 3 in. x 3 in., are accordion-style notes specially designed to work in Post-it Note Dispensers. With these notes, you'll always have a note nearby to capture great ideas. Lined notes are great for to-do lists to keep your notes neat. Unique adhesive is designed to work on paper or in planners. Use for notes or reminders to yourself or others. Classic Canary Yellow color helps your notes stand out. Post-it Dispenser Notes are recyclable and the paper in Post-it Notes is sourced from certified, renewable and responsibly managed forests. 6 Pads/Pack, 100 Sheets/Pad.

From the Manufacturer

The Post-it Note was invented as a solution without a problem. In 1968 Dr. Spencer Silver, a 3M scientist, developed a unique, repositionable adhesive. As remarkable as it was, the product could not find a market. Six years later, colleague Art Fry recalled Silver's seminars promoting the light adhesive when he was daydreaming about a bookmark that would stay put in his church hymnal. The rest is history.

Today, Post-it boasts more than 4,000 unique products and has become one of the most well-known and beloved brands in the world.

Are All Post-it Paper Products Recyclable?
Yes. 3M has conducted recycling trials on Post-it Notes at recycled paper mills. The adhesive does not interfere with paper recycling, because the adhesive is substantially removed in the paper de-inking process. The dyes in the paper are also removed in this part of the process.

Are Post-it Notes Made from Recycled Paper?
Yes. Many different colors and sizes of Post-it Notes are available with paper containing at least 30 percent post-consumer recycled content. In addition, 3M offers 100 percent recycled content notes in canary yellow and assorted pastel colors. The 100 percent recycled content notes contain 70 percent pre-consumer and 30 percent post-consumer fiber. Post-it Easel Pads are also available with 30 percent post-consumer content paper.