Houseables Dry Erase Labels, Magnetic Roll, Magnet Strip, Glossy White, Write On Labels, Wipe Off, Magnetically Receptive Whiteboard Sheet, Business Filing Cabinet Magnets (1 in x 25 Ft)

I purchased this roll to make magnetic labels for my husband's tool chests. This worked very well. I was able to cut the lengths for the 4 " application and stuck printed labels on the surface to make a more professional appearance. Now all his drawers are an easy to see what's in them and go right to the item. This magnetic tape was excellent!!!

Worked great! I use it to make labels with permanent marker for magnetic white board. Cuts easily with scissors and being one long piece allows to cut sizes wanted or needed with out any loss.

Magnet strength was perfect for labelling the front of filing cabinets. So nice to place the label on this instead of directly on the cabinets to avoid adhesive mess later. Very easy to cut, yet thick enough to be strong. Nice smooth edges and clear glossy white finish. Would order again for this purpose.

The magnetic backing is not strong at all, and because it comes in a roll, it doesn’t want to lie flat. I cut mine into several strips (which was easy), and a trick that made them work a lot better was placing a couple of large magnets over them to hold the strips flat where I wanted them and then removing those extra magnets after a while. They work for what I need them for but are a bit of a pain whenever I want to put the longer strips up. They are really useful in a classroom, and you can easily add vinyl decals. If you plan to take them on and off daily, these won’t be great, but if you’re leaving them up for a while, they work well.

Works very well on rabbit feed bins. We use it to mark the rabbits personal info on each bin. Wipes off well and stands up to the dust/moisture from rabbit setup. Way less expensive than other options, and did all 20 cages with lots of leftover tape.

I got this to label the drawers one two metal desks which I use as workbenches in the garage. Was easy to cut to length with normal cheap scissors. I used a sharpie to write on the labels, since I want the writing to be permanent; this is cheap enough that if I change drawer contents, I'll just make a new label and stick it on. .

This worked like a charm, but I put it inside of a small container (to hold pins or sewing needles) and the white side had to be glued down, so I lost the opportunity to write on it.

It's just like a strip of white and black. It's seems like no magnet at all. If I did not cut the strip I will return this product for a refund. It's frustrating. Why do they sell product like this?