Post-itSuper Sticky Removable File Folder Labels, 0.937 x 3.437 Inches, White, 450 per Pack (2100-J)

No issues. Post-it products have always worked out well in my experience.

They stick on, but are easily removable. Haven't had them long enough or traveled with them on plastic files to see if they hold up to normal use. My only concern is that the colors are all blended in, so if you are using a color system, you have to print on the right color and you may have to waste some colors. Would be better if a single color per page, but it seems like this is a discontinued item from Post-it. However, I used the Avery website template and it worked like a charm!!

I like these labels for their intended use on file folders. What I didn't expect is just how repositionable they really are.In a fit of frustration with familial interruptions as I worked from home, I created the paper status sign you see in my photo. The arrow is a single Post-it Super Sticky File Folder Label, b on in marker. The sign has now been up for about two weeks, with the arrow moving whenever I take or end a call, want to focus on my reading, take a break, dive deep into a problem, and so on. The wall is dusty, but the label keeps up like a champ. I've lost track of how many times I've moved it. Great job, Post-it.

The perfect solution to labeling your homemade CANNED FOOD. They are large enough to put a long recipe name along with the date. And the best thing is they stay on the jar until you finish the product and want to wash the jar. Then the only issue is remembering to remove the label before you wash the jar. They tend to desinigrate easily when water runs over them. I can't tell you how many hours I have spent getting the old fashioned sticky label off of a canning jar. I hope they keep making this size also.These labels are entirely white. The older version came with a stripe of color on the left. Functionally they were the same but the color took up precious space if you had a long recipe name.

I'm not sure why they mix the label colors on a page. I created a database of the labels I wanted and included a field for category with the intention of using the colors for the category.The colors on the page are mixed. I expected sheets with one color per page, which would have made my category color print-outs a breeze. Since they are mixed, I will have to either manually move each label within the database the order of the color I want it to print out on, or buy different labels. I hope this makes sense.I'm not sure what someone would use these mixed color sheets for as the whole point of color coding is to organize by color. Or if it is Fiesta! time or Festivus or something.Yes, now that I look at the photo very closely I see that the colors are mixed on a page.Sigh, and this was going to be the be-all/end-all filing system. Now the files are just sitting there with crappy, hand-written labels. Maybe this will be a winter project.

These do what they are supposed to -- make file folder labeling and relabeling easy. With these I keep my files neat and tidy -- relabeling is a breeze, moving a label is a breeze. And all without having to deal with silly plastic tabs and inserts. A clear win. I even use these to label plastic containers in my pantry and many things in my craft room. Easy to print, easy to put on, easy to take off -- and lots of room on them for either large fonts or long descriptions.

I love the large size of these labels. I use them for alot of things. They work good on Manila File Folders.But what I use them the most for though, are for putting dates or product names on food containers in my refrigerator, so they will be used up before they have to be thrown out. And the labels on the containers can easily be removed . Great product and will buy them again.

The labels perform just as advertised. They stick well but can be removed without damaging the folder.