🔳 Elmer's All Purpose Glue Sticks, 0.77 Ounce, Pack of 3 Review

I thought it was a permanent glue stick but the paper I glued (strongly glued) fell apart the next day. Notice to me and you. If it says washable, it probably isn't permanent.

They are huge knowing I've probably just bought 1 as even the small size dries up before I use them all. However, I use them for Boo-Jo. Recordings are made every day, who knows?

it works but is VERY messy to use. It leaves a sticky residue from whatever you put back in the tube, which I don't think should happen. Other glue sticks I just left on the piece they are sticking to. This one is a lot dirtier.

To be used for scrapbooking and "stickers" Didn't actually buy stickers, just cardboard cut outs. They are good value for money but I noticed that the older one of this brand we had (even the old and drying one) had better adhesion. I'm not sure if they changed the formula, but you may need to apply a lot more glue to get something permanently attached to your scrapbook or other use.

I'm a paper maker and artist so the glue I use and like to stick on is $6 for a small bottle. So when I wanted to make easy paper crafts with my niece for Easter I wanted to use cheap glue and bought these glue sticks mainly because I remember using Elmers in elementary school. Wow! Outstanding paper adhesion! Swipe, stick and in a few seconds it's on forever. I'll actually be adding this to my glue stash, alongside the $6 bottle, for my other crafts, it's that good.

This is by far my favorite choice for gluing paper to paper when making handmade postcards. Nothing else I've tried worked better. And the price is very cheap. I love the purple color that fades because it shows me if I've covered all the corners with glue. I've tried sticky glue but it's difficult to apply it to the corners without hitting the face of the paper. Other glues are not as easy to use as Elmer's all-purpose glue sticks. Every once in a while I try something new but I always get…