Smead Stick-N-Store Clear Poly Pouches - Pack of 5 (68180) - Improved SEO Review

I didn't buy these to use in notebooks but to stick receipts and/or manuals on appliances etc in the garage. Are you looking for a device or a circuit diagram for your circuit breakers and can't find it? Try it. I attached one to the electrical box with a blank copy of the wiring diagram and the other to the side of the freezer with the receipt and manual. I'll put them in the washer and dryer. Significant time savings in the future. The only problem, and it's not their fault, they "stick" on…

A few years ago I would have used these very handy pockets to keep receipts and such. Now I scan or photograph them and convert them to PDF on my smartphone. But these bags are great for all other purposes such as storing the little split ring envelopes I use with my cameras, small cables that can be rolled up into a flat coil, flash drives and so on. They are a viable replacement for old pencils and plastic boxes. There is an adhesive strip that you use to stick the bag to a file folder or…

As a crafter (seamstress, quilting, embroidery, knitting) I find many organizational uses for these pouches. For example, for my embroidery, I put the design and thread I need in a bag, then attach some bags to a file folder and mark them as "upcoming projects". When I'm ready to start a new project, I just pull out a folder, select a project, and all the materials I need are right there. Genius! For quilting, I put small handicrafts in a bag with matching threads. These are really great…

I use these pockets in my Moleskine notebooks to hold pencils and small materials. While laptops have pockets built into the back, they are open so things can fall out. These packages solve this problem cleanly and efficiently. The glue sticks very well, but make sure you place it correctly the first time. I made the mistake of losing it the first time I used it and ended up ripping the laptop's inner cover and ripping out the case again. There was enough glue left to keep the bag in place when

Reminds me of transparent pencil cases I bought for kids at school in the 90's. These were useful and durable, while the larger ones had some depth. Sold pencil cases now look more like freezer bags than 20 year old pencil cases. Smead bags are almost as good as the pencil cases of yesteryear. The fact that they are taped allows them to be used in more places and to store a wider variety of things. (It's been a long time since anyone had to carry a protractor around here.) But some of the…

Great idea! These pouches have so many uses and I haven't exhausted how to use them yet. Will definitely be ordering more and wish there were more in a package. At around $7.50 they're not cheap, but for me they're worth it. So far I've used them to: - Keep all the gift cards we got for Christmas in one place and in a portable way. Never Lose One of These Again - Grocery Shopping Coupons - We use a spiral notepad to write down tasks etc. I'm putting one there so we can finish searching for…

I wish I had these bags with me to class. Putting them in the folders I left for substitute teachers would be ideal. I usually left them loose items that I thought they would need (pens, pencils, paperclips, floor cards, arrest forms, etc.). I used to buy one of those 3 ring binder folders and it usually got lost at some point in the year. These taped folder pockets could be attached to the inside of the sub folders. At the moment I asked for a sample of these packs because I wanted to stick…