Review on 🔥 Elmer's E5010 Extra Strength Glue Sticks 0.28 Ounces, 4 Count: High Power Adhesive for All Projects by Barbara Simmons

I use it primarily for sticking carbon-printed USPS shipping labels onto their glossy Priority Mail envelopes. I was running out of regular Elmer glue stick so I decided to try the extra strength like I've done with regular glue and then use duct tape to hold the label for extra security. I find Extra Strength extra strong, labels stick better, I'm tempted not to use tape but for common sense I do add a bit of tape (albeit less) than before. Note that some reviews said they weren't good at binding paper so I glued two 3 x 5 cards (standard white) together with no problems, they were securely attached and ripped when allowed to dry rather than peeling. Maybe batch variability or drying time. I only gave about 3 minutes to dry. I didn't try to glue photos because the container says the photo is safe. FWIW, the hose is 3-1/4" long and 5/8" in diameter. The lid closes with a latch, so it's pretty secure. Simply twist the tube end to expand the application adhesive. The glue itself in the tube has a pale blue tint, almost white, and is almost colorless to apply, but you may notice a slight "dampness" where it is applied. A regular Elmer wand that used to be purple and then became transparent. Generally satisfied, stronger than usual, suitable for my use. If you found value in additional experiments and information, click on the "Useful" button, it will motivate you to do so. Experiments for this great community. Thank you for reading.