GoWrite! Dry Erase Sheets, Self-Adhesive, 8-1/2" x 11", White, 5 Sheets

I bought these for my boyfriend in college but since there are 5 in the pack I kept a couple. They stick well to walls, fridges etc and they leave absolutely no residue. The actual sheets act like any other dry erase board, and can be written on using any dry erase pen. They are easy to wipe off so long as you are careful to wipe inwards so you wont stain the wall. They can also be printed to make calendars, for instance. All in all these sheets are a great solution if you need a dry erase board but you cant/dont want to hang it on the wall. They can be stuck side by side to make a bigger surface to suit your needs.

These Gowrite Dry Erase Sheets offer numerous benefits that I really appreciate and enjoy. They are a perfect size, 8.5 x 11, the perfect weight, and they are pliable yet sturdy. If that wasn't enough--they also have an adhesive backing! The dry erase board was invented for sharing information in an on-going and changing environment. Whenever I owned a business, and I have owned several, I would have a board in almost every room. Once I even had a massive wall-sized dry erase board mounted in the conference room. For many years, my home office and kitchen have always had dry erase boards mounted on walls, refrigerators and filing cabinets. I cannot seem to get enough of dry erase surfaces. I am now retired, but my need for erasable writing surfaces has not decreased. In addition to the ever present To Do Lists and Shopping Lists, I still like to play with ideas and concepts. Mental gymnastics, if you will. All this leads to making notes and drawings, which invariably are changed. What begins as one page in a notebook becomes many marked up and scratched out, hard to read pages. At home, no problem, I could just use my medium and large dry erase boards. But, on a trip or even out-and-about in town, I end up making notes on napkins, take out bags, backs of business cards, you name it. I have sometimes wondered why someone doesn't come up with a dry erase board that is small and portable. These 8.5 X 11" sheets are The Answer! They are the perfect size and thickness to put in a 3-ring binder (I use a 3-hole punch or put them in plastic sheet protectors.) They are also sturdy enough to put into my computer bag for road trips. My refrigerator is now filled with these useful and practical sheets. I have learned to keep the magnetic calendars businesses give out so I can cut my dry erase sheets to fit, enabling me to make them magnetic. The sticky backs are quite sticky and always stay attached without any fuss, wrinkles or other potential problems. I move these dry erase sheets around to mix n' match and organize my thoughts and projects. Now that I have these, I no longer use my larger, more rigid dry erase boards....I am even thinking of giving them to the local Goodwill. I hope that at some point these small dry erase sheets will come with a magnetic backing. You can buy magnetic dry erase rolls, but they only come in massive amounts. I give this product 5 stars for its quality, functionality, and convenience. If I could, I would Gowrite an extra star for their ingenuity.

Nice solution for many applications. I haven't used the "peel and stick" feature, because (a) I don't trust it to attach wrinkle free, (b) I don't want to find I've attached it to a surface and then want to restore the surface, and (c) some surfaces I want to attach to are textured, and impact the clarity of entries on a dry-erase overlay. That said, my solution has been to use spray-mount and attach the sheet (or a partial sheet) to a piece of mat-board, using a rubber roller to smooth it out. Then, mount it on the refrigerator with strong magnets, or punch holes and hang in the workshop, etc. I WISH that charts and text could be printed on these with a good ink-jet printer, but no joy. Bic markers and Sharpies WILL facilitate the creation of charts, grids, etc., without wiping off after subsequent dry-erase entries. Good solution for erasable scoreboards for darts, cornhole games, etc.)

This is an awesome product! I didn't even know they made dry erase sheets until I searched Amazon for dry erase markers. Now I don't have to waste paper anymore when I need to temporarily write something down. It comes with 5 sheets, very light-weight and they're the same size as a normal piece of paper (8.5" x 11"), but has the qualities of a dry erase board. It has an adhesive back that allows you to stick it onto objects. Of course, I don't use the adhesive back. If I want to stick it onto objects (Like my desk at work), I just use tape. I got this product on 1/21/15 and since then, I've already used it quite a bit for college. Just like any dry erase boards, it will get dirty when you use it after a while, but just spray on some cleaner and you're good to go! I like to use the Expo ultra fine markers when I use these sheets since its like writing on a piece of paper. Con: One thing I noticed is that when I use a whiteboard eraser, it doesn't erase as well as you would on a regular whiteboard. I have to push on the eraser harder, but even then, it doesn't completely erase everything; it still leaves marks. The GOOD news is that this can easily be corrected by using a towel or cloth, which erases a lot better and doesn't leave marks. Overall, great product! Very innovative.

These things are fantastic. They are great as they are, a full sheet of dry erase paper. They fit perfectly on the base of a clipboard, helpful for jotting notes. They also cut really well, to make stickers for different things. I've used them for labels on drawers, as well as eraseable stickers for various board games. They also hold really well. If you press it on really clean the first time, it doesn't peel up or bubble at all. In addition, when you do want to remove them, it comes up very easily and without any residue. I have not attempted to print on these yet, as I do not have a laser printer. I look forward to trying it though. Every intent of purchasing more in the future, lots of ideas for these things.

As a whiteboard junkie, I love these things. The adhesive is plenty strong, but leaves no residue behind at all when removed. They erase very cleanly and easily, even with just a piece of paper towel. I have used Expo Whiteboard Cleaner on them as well, and there were no issues with doing so. I never seem to have enough whiteboard available in my office at work, so I stuck these to my cabinets. I even carry a box in my laptop bag in case we have a meeting in a room without whiteboards. They cut very easily with scissors or a utility knife. Works exactly as advertised, definitely recommended.

Well I bought these to print a specific pattern on them and then use dry erase to fill those spots... The package says its laser printer friendly, but using my standard Brother™ laser printer, all that would happen is weird ghosting... I thought it was my printer, and maybe it is, but I'd put regular paper in, and it would print completely fine, but use these right after and ghosting happens. The other problem was the toner really doesn't stick to the surface all that well. You can easily flake it off with your nail or even just hard rubbing. If you're using these bare, they are perfect, if you plan on printing your own calendar or other items, I'd buy a small pack first and test with your laser printer before buying the larger kits. Thank god I did this otherwise I would have wasted almost 30 bux for nothing. Maybe its my printer, but its a brand new printer and a ton of people have this name brand printer, so I'm guessing its the paper not really being able to play nice with laser printers. It may print, but it also comes off pretty easy and dont think it could stand days of use without being rubbed off. Do your own testing, maybe you'll have better luck!

I'm a secretary and am always jotting down notes, phone numbers, messages, etc. Back in 2011 I thought, "Wouldn't it be great if they had a whiteboard sheet that I could use instead of wasting post it's, back sheets of paper, whatever, to write things on that I don't need to keep permanently?" So, I began my search and found these. I bought a 5 pack in March of 2011 and have handed 2 or 3 out, and am just barely ordering a new pack. These last forever! I love them at my job and am going to order some for at home also. I can use whatever color dry erase marker I want, so my notes aren't all in black pen, bonus for me; I use purple! :D Anyway, one sheet has lasted me 6 or more months, being used and erased throughout my 8 hour days. I just keep it on my desk, like a sheet of paper; I've never attached it to anything, but take it with me to meetings for notes, doodling to stay awake.... you know what I'm talking about, don't you? I have found when the old notes are starting to show through and not go away with dry erasing, I just get my towel damp and it takes off the ghosting pattern. These are for my eyes only, so they don't need to be perfect anyway, but I do that maybe every month if needed. I think these would be a great addition to any secretary, receptionist, boss desk everywhere. Really would save on paper! I have suggested these to other secretaries where I work, but don't know if they're using them. I even have a supervisor and engineer that I've recommended them to. The supervisor is going to try it! Oh, I'm a big recycling, green freak by the way, and I love this product! It makes me happy! Get some and try it out yourself.