1600pcs Glue Point Clear Balloon Glue Removable Adhesive Dots Double Sided Dots of Glue Tape for Balloons Party or Wedding Decoration…

I used these to stick balloons to the ceiling. I didn't want to pay for a helium tank, so I used an electrical balloon bump. These stickers are easy to remove and attach to the balloons. The adhesion is strong and they stuck to the ceiling for a week, with no sign of giving up. I highly recommend it. They did stick better to the ceiling, than to each other.

I've been using these for the past few weeks to hang up cubby tags or work in the hallway. Once you get into a groove, they're pretty easy to use. I found that pressing one side against the paper first and pulling back the strip kept the circle shape pretty well most of the time, though I don't think there's any way to totally prevent it from bunching into a ball sometimes.In terms of adhesion, nearly all of my cubby tags have stayed up (laminate on wood), but my artwork in the hallway (paper on Better-Than-Paper bulletin board) has seen a few drops. Some mornings, I'll come in to see one or two lying on the floor. The dots still hold their stick, though, and reattaching them is not a big deal at all. It's neither better nor worse than regular old tape in terms of adhesion.As far as removing it, it's both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, they can be pulled off without any residue (thank goodness). On the other, you need to make sure you're pulling from the dot itself, not the paper, or you may end up tearing off a corner. Once you do get it off, though, you can easily roll it into a ball and it comes right off. (If you're a teacher, have the kids do it as it can get tedious trying to remove them first from the paper and then from your fingers. This way, they can have all the fun!)In any case, it's still leagues better than having to use a tape dispenser to roll tape to stick to the wall, using up expensive sticky tack, or facing the dreaded task of staple removing when it's time to pull it all down, so it's still a winner overall in my book.

I'm a teacher and used these to put ribbon on the edge of a metal bulletin board frame. Stuck right away, easy to figure out , easy to remove when you make mistakes.... (Bunched up) There are lots, so mistakes weren't worrisome for me anyway.

THese sticky dots work great. Don't pick them off the backing strip!!! They will stick to your fingers and turn into a sticky lump.Look at the backing, locate the dot, and press to the backside corner of the thing you want to mount onto paper, such as an album page. Be careful not to overlap the next sticky dot when pressing. Get a dot onto each corner, then line up your item to the page carefully and then press into place.The dots can be removed but be careful. Pull with gentlenness and after a few seconds all the dot will release from the mounting. It can pull off a little of the mounting paper, too, but if you watch the dot letting go, you'll know how slowly and yet firmly to pull. The dot will probably get mangled and need to be thrown away.This is a good way to mount photos or papers onto paper pages. Once you get the hang of pressing the dots to back corners and mounting, your project will move right along. The dots will still stick even if you mangle them but then it'll be more like a lump of sticky rather than a flat dot.I wouldn't use this for anything that needs to be glued all over, but if a bit of stick on 2 or 4 corners of something is all you need to keep it in place, this stuff works great.

They didn’t stick the way I expected them to.

I use glue dots like crazy. The cost for these is better than good. It's great. The dot is exactly the same size as the name brand item in the green box. I think this is a better quality product. The adhesion is better. They are easier to remove.

Feals like a bugger only sticky.

I use these for gluing wax seals on cards. It is difficult to get anything to hold securely to wax, but these do. Easy to use. I just wish I could find them in 3/4 inch size.

Excelente producto, llegó en tiempo y forma.