Avery Permanent Glue Stic 0.26 oz.

Pros: easy to use, washable, non-toxic, acid-free -- for paper, cardboard, photos, fabric
Cons: not always permanent -- not 100% odorless

I have not had much luck with glue sticks. Granted they work for the moment, but for long- lasting staying power ... well, I haven't been impressed. I've used the Avery Glue Stic at work and home and thought I'd share my impressions of this ...

Pros: permanent, washable, non-toxic, odorless
Cons: one stick doesn’t last long

When I came across a whole box of pictures a few months back and realized my mother had snuck them into my possession, I decided that I would begin organizing them in scrapbooks to keep them safe and in order. I began to do this and became positively ...

Pros: Non-toxic, washable, dries clear, carries AP seal from ACMI, inexpensive, found in most office stores.
Cons: Does not always bond well, glue can become soft/inconsistent texture resulting in clumps.

You know, this thing is a glue stick. It should not be very complex. It sits there, very inconspicuous, rather innocent-looking with its bright pink, orange, and yellow body. However, it contains a whole slew of properties, both positive and negative, ...

Pros: Good enough for envelopes and regular paper...
Cons: Not enough strength for other things...

For all those times when you need to glue some things together, you would need one of these Avery Permanent Glue Stic. I will keep you from licking those nasty tasting envelopes. I am glad I have one of these to seal my envelopes because ...

Pros: Easy to use, safe for scrapbooking, acid free, photo safe, non toxic.
Cons: No tint to the glue so you can’t see where you have applied it.

Eventually everyone has a need for glue - but when the situation arises there are more than a few choices to make. You can go with the liquid kind like E lmer's Glue-All but you run the risk of warping thinner ...

Pros: It works well, not messy, and does not stain
Cons: It dries up, but so does everything else.

How much can you write about glue sticks? Not being in charge of the office supplies, I am stuck (no pun intended) to using what is available at my job. In the twelve odd years that I have been working, it seems, with one exception, we always wind up ...

Pros: Good consistency; sticky and soft enough to go on easily. Doesn't dry out.
Cons: Can "clump" a bit if you press too hard.

We do a lot of "gluing" at our house these days. My three year old lights up when I suggest that we do an art project, and one of her favorite projects is what we call collage. Meaning: Mommy brings out neat things from the craft box like pictures from ...