✉️ Avery 00134 Disappearing Purple Glue Stick for Envelopes - Nontoxic & Permanent - 0.26 oz - 3pk Review

Save yourself the hassle and just buy. After being smack in the middle of wedding plans that involve saving dates, invites, and eventually thank you cards, I'm officially fed up with licking envelopes. I'm also tired of my creative ideas of using a wet cloth or whatever. And who can forget when George Costanza's fiancee died licking their wedding invitation envelopes.

I have used tons of glue sticks at my home daycare so was thrilled to see this pack at such a great price. Kids prefer purple so they can see where they put glue, but I prefer the price. I used to buy purple from another brand and it was a bit more expensive but after using them I preferred another brand. The other brand has a short cap to open it, while this one has a really long cap that takes up most of the wand and that's why the glue covers the entire handle. It's a horrible design and the

I use these glue sticks for crafting and I find them to be almost as good quality as Elmer's and about a third cheaper in price are worth . Avery's glue is a bit tackier and less consistent than Elmer's, but it works just as well. What worries me the most is the design of the glue stick case itself. The "cap" isn't just a screw cap on top of the glue stick. The cap is the same length as the barrel of the tube itself, and it's a bulky design that's a little cumbersome if you need to remove and…

We have four kids so we always have something to project. We use a lot of glue sticks, especially during the school year. We've tried all of the glue sticks and I think most are exactly the same. What sets this rod apart is the fading colour. He goes blue, but quickly turns invisible. This will help young children see where they still need to apply glue and will give the whole project a nice look when it's finished. It is also water washable, so clothes, carpets, tables and hands are washed off

Works very well. This is a great help when you have a lot of envelopes to seal. Christmas cards, invitations to events – this is ideal for both. Easy to use and seals the envelope well. The fact that it's purple until it dries helps you see exactly where you're applying it (envelope flaps aren't that big and you don't want to smear them all over your letter). /Map). However, if you're going to use it for a lot of envelopes, make sure you don't use too much - if you apply too thick, the pages…