Sticky Notes Milan 76 x 76 mm, fluorescent, 4 colors, 100 sheets per pad (brand: Milan, MPN 483530)

Sticky Notes Milan 76 x 76 mm are self-adhesive memo pads in fluorescent colours designed for temporary notes, bookmarks and visible reminders. Each colour pad contains 100 sheets of 76 x 76 mm paper with a reusable low-tack adhesive strip that sticks to paper and many smooth surfaces without leaving significant residue. The set includes four fluorescent colours arranged in separate pads to help organise documents, mark pages or highlight important information in office, school and home environments.

Advantages

These Milan sticky notes combine a practical square format with bright fluorescent colours for improved visibility. The low-tack adhesive allows repeated repositioning and easy removal from most paper and smooth surfaces. Packs of 100 sheets per pad provide a balance between frequent use and compact storage, while having four separate colour pads supports colour-coded organisation and quick identification of notes.

Suitable for

• Taking short handwritten reminders and messages
• Marking and flagging pages in documents and books
• Colour-coding tasks, lists and project stages
• Temporary labels on folders, planners and calendars

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 76 x 76 mm
• Paper type: fluorescent coloured paper
• Adhesive: low-tack, reusable strip suitable for temporary application
• Sheets per pad: 100
• Number of colour pads: 4 (separate pads)
• Shape: square

How to use

Write a short note on a single sheet using a pen or pencil, peel the sheet from the pad along the adhesive edge and press it onto a clean, dry surface. To reposition, gently lift from one corner and move to the new location; the low-tack adhesive allows multiple placements. For best adhesion, avoid very textured, dusty or wet surfaces and remove paper residue before reapplying.

Usage recommendations

Store pads flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve colour intensity and adhesive performance. For archival or critical documents, use sticky notes as temporary markers rather than permanent labels.