The note grips have a strong adhesive backing and are composed of premium, long-lasting silicone. While the back side adheres firmly to surfaces like walls, refrigerators, and whiteboards, the silicone material on the front creates a tacky surface that can hold notes or papers by friction. The materials are durable and made to maintain their stickiness over time.

Yes, without a doubt. Note grips are non-toxic and safe to use in any setting, including homes, workplaces, and schools. There are no dangerous chemicals in them. Using them in kitchens, around children, etc., is safe. No residues or fumes will be released by the adhesive. Additionally, it is surface-safe, meaning that, in normal circumstances, removing it won't harm your desk or wall.

A note grip is a small, practical tool that makes handling paper easier, particularly when sorting through a pile of papers or counting money. By touching the note grip pad with your fingertip, you can create a small amount of tackiness that makes it easier to flip pages or bills without them slipping, much like bank tellers do with a finger-wet sponge. It eliminates the need to lick fingers or apply moisture by offering just enough grip to quickly and accurately count currency or separate sheets of paper. (Some people also adhere note grips to a surface, pressing them onto the tacky surface to temporarily hold up small notes or business cards.)

The note grip can be used again and again. You can clean it to restore it if it gets dusty or loses some of its stickiness over time. A note grip can be cleaned by gently washing it with water and mild soap, then rinsing. Allow it to air dry completely. The silicone will return to its tacky texture and function flawlessly after drying. The material may deteriorate if harsh chemicals or abrasives are used on it. Your note grip will last a long time if you clean it occasionally.