In my line of work showing clients training materials from a binder is a daily occurrence. Letters line drawings color diagrams color photographs on and on. Sure I can send it electronically but only after they have seen it up close and personally live before. My binders is crammed full of valuable information. I drag it out in dusty dirty locations. For coffee breaks and lunchtimes and sometimes if we're lucky - during happy hours. Through it all I seldom worry because each worthwhile bit of information is encased by my Staples Sheet Protector. They are my paper information bodyguards!
These are GREAT for staying organized and for protecting & preserving those precious works of children's art. Just wish they were a little thicker/stronger.
It was one of the things I have needed an put off buying. Like the quantity an easy of using them. Plus having them in a nice firm box. I have usually only purchase 25 or so at a time before.. Now I have more papers printed an need to have them safe an clear for future reference. When I can't be outside to enjoy the weather then I can work on the family history again. Plus saving write ups from newspaper of the grandchildren an children. There is so many uses for the sheets keeping things organized.
I have been creating notebooks from my teaching days including student responses from a science teachers diary. I have over 100 pages of student teacher and parent comments and creative writing along with newspaper articles and certificates. There are photos taken by me on a nature trail that was made outside of our school where students were assigned areas to work and from this work they created poems that are in the booklet I put together using three-ring binders and plastic sheets of good quality from this store.
I use these all the time to organize my knitting patterns. I also am using them for some of my sewing tips and patterns. It's easy to use them and they keep my papers neat.