Pastello self-adhesive notes in pastel yellow, size 76×76 mm, provide a compact solution for quick reminders, short messages and page markers. Each pad contains 400 sheets with a repositionable adhesive backing that allows temporary attachment to paper, desks, computer screens and other smooth surfaces. The pastel yellow color offers good contrast for handwriting while maintaining a soft appearance suitable for office, home and school environments.
Advantages
The repositionable adhesive holds notes securely yet peels off cleanly without leaving residue, enabling repeated repositioning. The 76×76 mm square format is versatile for brief text, checklists and flags, while the 400-sheet capacity reduces the need for frequent replacement. Pastel yellow paper offers legible contrast for a variety of writing instruments, including ballpoint pens, gel pens and pencils.
Suitable for
- Writing short reminders and to‑do items
- Marking pages in notebooks, planners and books
- Temporary labels on folders, binders and documents
- Leaving short messages on desks, doors or screens
- School notes, study aids and classroom organization
Key specifications
- Sheet size: 76 × 76 mm square
- Color: pastel yellow
- Quantity: 400 sheets per pad
- Adhesive type: repositionable removable adhesive on one edge
- Paper finish: writable surface suitable for common pens and pencils
How to use
Peel a sheet from the pad starting at the adhesive edge and press the sticky edge onto a clean, dry surface. Write your note with a preferred pen or pencil; allow a moment for ink to dry if using gel ink. To reposition, lift the sheet gently from one corner and move it to the new location. Avoid applying to textured, dusty or damp surfaces to maintain adhesion and prevent residue.
Usage recommendations
Store the pad flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive performance and paper color. For longer-term labeling, use a permanent label rather than a repositionable note. When using on screens or electronics, attach to bezels or frames rather than displays to reduce risk of residue.
