Dry Erase White Board Sheets 2x3 feet | GeckoPadz Static Cling On Any Surface Without Adhesive | Great for Home Office and Teacher Supplies | 20 Whiteboard Sheets Per Roll

I put these up on my wall to use as a study tool. The packaged arrived very quickly and all you have to do it touch them to the wall and they stick with no problems. You can take them off the wall by lightly peeling them, and reapply with no issues. Each sheet is fairly large, and with 20 in a package I could cover my entire room in whiteboard if I wanted to. Amazing value and quality. Highly recommend to anyone who is searching for a similar product.

I'm really a fan of these whiteboard sheets. Really simple to use. Look great on my wall and makes impromptu whiteboard sessions very easy. They are a bit difficult to erase once the dry erase ink is a bit dry. So the trade off with these is to keep some whiteboard cleaner with you to help with this.

I love white boards. THESE are even better! The sheets work just like white boards, but are portable. That's the best way I can think of to describe them. They adhere VERY easily to walls, doors, cabinets, etc. Then, they peel off just as easily - due to static cling; no sticky adhesive glue at all. AND, when I was using them for a presentation, I found out that paper will stick to them without any tape! I had prepared cutouts for students to add to the presentation area and was prepared with tape, but no need for that; everything just stuck right to the sheets and then peeled off easily when we were done. I am really enjoying my new "discovery" (also putting up sheets as reminder centers in key areas in the house) and whole-heartedly recommend them.

I teach in a college classroom where there are not enough white boards. I bought these so my students could brainstorm in small groups and then stick them on the walls and walk around to see each other's ideas. I wanted these reusable so I wasnt just throwing away giant post-it papers. These are ok. If you use water and paper towels to clean them, they don't have ghosting. (I used Expo markers.) However, it's time consuming, and I have to move classrooms. A regular Expo eraser does not work for cleaning these. Also, the only way to effectively clean them is on the wall because that's the only large flat surface. They're just not very practical for what I want to do. One group of students put them on the floor. That was a disaster. They are very clingy, and pick up any dirt around. They do stick quite well to surfaces. Students did enjoy them. Overall, I am still looking for a solution that works for everyone.

I'm a project manager at a software and design agency. I bought these whiteboard sheets for impromptu brainstorm sessions with my team in areas of the office that do not have whiteboard space. I really like them because you can use both sides of the sheet, which means I can just flip the sheet over when I need more space as opposed to erasing my content or putting up a new sheet. Another great benefit is that I can easily slide them across the surface to create more space for another sheet if necessary.I see other reviews complaining about them peeling or not lasting. I think these users are not properly preparing the surface and ironing the sheet entirely flat. They last for a very long time, I've had a few sheets up for months now. The secret is to wipe the surface clean of any dust and use your hand to iron the sheet entirely flat, getting rid of all air pockets. You need to especially make sure that the corners are ironed completely flat to the surface.The other criticism about ghosting is also way overblown. Just like any whiteboard, if you leave dry erase marker on the surface for a long time, it may take some spray cleaner to completely remove the ink. I've even used a damp paper towel to clean the surface just fine. These dry erase sheets last for a very long time, but I know that they are not meant to replace a permanent whiteboard that gets installed on the wall. The easy setup and flexibility of the sheets are what make them so great.

The biggest pro is that these are easy to put up. I’m a teacher and needed more whiteboard space at the front of my room. In the past, I’ve used contact paper which can bulky and hard to put up neatly. HOWEVER, erasing this is honestly terrible. Erasing causes the surface to bubble up and the markers are super hard to get off. It takes serious arm strength or using white board cleaner every day. Maybe people that love it are only writing things that stay up for a short period of time? Leaving writing up all makes it impossible to erase all the way without cleaner. The paper also tends to leave these raised indents where the writing was.I do NOT think these will last more than a couple months in my classroom. I will probably have to go back to the more bulky, yet reliable contact paper.

Wow! I haven’t been this excited about using a new product in years! They're easy to use, reusable and I can position them anywhere in my house. I use them in my office and hallway. They are so practical. I'm hooked! I can't remember what I did without them in my life... I've also given them as gifts to clients and they are ecstatic about their new whiteboard!

My students love these and get so inspired! I put them on tables and got some fun tape to keep them down. Bonus was how awesome they were for introverted middle school kids! Too shy to speak up but more than ready to use a marker!! Unfortunately I saw stretches/ripples, even slight tearing day one. A few weeks and they're just not holding up. My students are very careful but the sheets are not durable. Im hoping for a refund since I've spent so much out of pocket and hoped these would last more than that. They don't erase that well too and I just don't have money for endless wipes or time to clean them daily.