I use these sheet protectors for my loose leaf files of recipes.they keep the paper clean and allow me to read the recipe with no trouble. They film is strong enough to last through many many uses and remain clear and clean throughout. It is very simple to use them as the opening is easy to manage and the three holes fit in any standard loose leaf binder. I have tried other brands but have found that Staples gives me the best quality for the price. I certainly will continue to use these sheet protectors in the kitchen .
These are my favorite sheet protectors. They are not too wimpy but not too heavy for everyday use. I like the fact that they are acid-free. I do genealogy research and I store old family documents in them to protect them. I also store printouts and have not had any trouble with the ink sticking.
The sheet protectors were purchased for our youth group at church. We needed protectors that would hold up to the abuse of small children. We work with children from the ages of 3-5. The protectors definitely did their job. The quality of the plastic and the ease of use is something that make the cost even out. The protectors also stay well when put into binders or files. I would definitely recommend this product to others. I would also like to say that I have never had a bad experience when shopping at Staples.
This product is excellent for placing printed sheets of paper into a three ring binder. The paper does not fold nor wrinkle and will last for a lifetime of record keeping. I use the product for retaining historical pictures and articles for the generations that follow in my footsteps.
I archive old memories and I definitely have used the clear sheet protectors for a very long time. The sheets are long lasting easy to use and to see thru. The handy dandy sheets make it pleasant to glance thru old albums and see items like cards old corsages even gum wrappers and popcorn bags that I treasure from old adventures. A person like me needs to have the ease of enjoying the memories of years gone by without the hassle of trying to stick them on the not too sticky pages of a phot album.