GL 2 X 50g Reusable Removable Blue Sticky Tack - Pack of 2

With my daughter increasing her study load for her 11+ exams next September, she has started to put up paper sheets all over the house with maths formulas, spelling words and verbal and non-verbal reasoning examples meticulously written on each one. She also needed a product to ensure her table lamp, and pen holder, stay in place and don't move from her work table.Immediately, I thought the most appropriate solution would be to purchase some blu tack, principally for its adhesive qualities. I've been using the product for years and like most people swear by its reliability, dependability and superb performance. It sticks to more surfaces than anything else. Luckily enough, 2 packs came with this offering. She now takes the blu tack, and uses a nominal rolled up amount to affix the paper to walls. We've found that it comes off easily, and doesn't leave any residue, marking or staining on walls. It is so much neater and tidier than sellotape and goodness forbid glue or nails. It's the same on her desk, where the blu tack sticks firmly to the surface, yet at the same time is simple to remove.Blu tack is similar to WD-40 in that they can be used for hundreds of applications from the practical to the idiosyncratic. I have used it in the past and still do now, as a draught excluder, since it can cover small gaps under skirting boards or along door frames and even for removing debris like dirt from hard to reach places in the kitchen. Recently, my extractor vent in the kitchen has developed a faulty starter, and it can only function if I apply some pressure to the push button. It takes many attempts to lodge an object against it to ensure it stays on. However, with blu tack strategically placed against the button the extractor starts and more importantly stays on until I remove the blu tack. I will continue to use this approach until I purchase a brand new extractor next Summer (2017) when I have my kitchen refitted.My son has also taken a shine to the product, and he often uses its a stress reliever. He loves squeezing the putty-like substance of blu tac in his hands and stretching and contorting it into different shapes and sizes.This blu tac will last me years (like my previous packs) and at £1.55 represents incredible value for money. In essence, no house should be without it and I'm sure I will continue to purchase further packs for the future.

I purchased two packs of this blu tack assuming that I'd get through it during the latest exam period. However I found myself recycling the original blu tack I put on the wall the first time over and over. Finally, it's lost some of the original integrity of the substance, not being as effective (sticky) as it once was due to collecting dust particles, however only using 5% as of yet, expecting to use much more, this product has been very efficient.Furthermore, now I'm done with my exam period, I expected it to me a chore to remove the remaining tack from my wall, however it peeled away very easy. I would not recommend however for use on wall paper, tears probably would happen upon removal and because the product stuck on quite strong I would recommend applying a small amount first in case any loose paint or wall paper is affected by the product.

Cheaper than gum, and the flavour (although horrible) lasts longer.

They are two packages of blu tack and I been using this product from long time ago so nothing bad I can say.

Would recommend

Does the job no problems

I bought a different brand previously and regretted it.You cant beat blu tak, comeS off cleanly, holds securely. Doesn’t stretch or go weird in the sun.

Great to use as paper and card adhesive to be placed on walls, doors