Customer reviews from Staples
Staples - Economy #64 Rubber Bands, 3-1/2" x 1/4", 95/Pack (28611-CC) - Beige
Average customer rating
4.5
(2,542 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 2,542 reviews
5 Stars
1,847
4 Stars
407
3 Stars
167
2 Stars
56
1 Star
65
100%of customers recommend this product.
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14 out of
14)
Customer Reviews for Staples - Economy #64 Rubber Bands, 3-1/2" x 1/4", 95/Pack (28611-CC) - Beige
Customer Rating
4
Just what I needed!
on December 18, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
My husband and I own our own carpet and air duct cleaning business. We are always trying to come up with ways to advertise. We were having a slower season and i came across a box of flyers that we had never used. We decided to punch holes in the corner of each flyer and attach a rubber band so that we could hang these flyers on the doors in different neighborhoods. My daughter and I got busy punching holes and inserting rubber bands when we ran out of rubber bands. We drove to Staples and found this package that was similar to what we had. They came in so handy. We were able to do hundreds of flyers and had our friend hang them on doors. These rubber bands worked really well.
Written by a customer while visiting Staples
Customer Rating
5
Rubbet Bands
on December 17, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
What can I say. Works well and are strong.
Written by a customer while visiting Staples
Customer Rating
5
Economy Rubber Bands
on December 17, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
I use these for all sorts of household needs. #greatrubberbands
Written by a customer while visiting Staples
Customer Rating
5
Rubber Band Review for Staples
on December 17, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
These rubber bands worked great and were a good value. "A rubber band also known as a binder elastic band lackey band laggy band or elastic is a short length of rubber and latex elastic in nature and formed in the shape of a circle which is commonly used to hold multiple objects together. The rubber band was patented in England on March 17 1845 by Stephen Perry.[1][2][3][4] Mesoamericans (such as Aztecs and Mayans) were using natural rubber products by 1600 B.C.; they mixed latex with other materials to get desired properties. In 1839 Charles Goodyear developed vulcanization which is used to make rubber today.[5] Most rubber bands are manufactured out of natural rubber. Rubber bands come in a variety of sizes."
Written by a customer while visiting Staples
Customer Rating
4
Staples Economy Rubber Bands Size #84
on December 17, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
These large bands are perfect for holding wood pieces as I am gluing them up for a project. Holds the pieces steady and firm until set and ready to be placed on the dlathe.
Written by a customer while visiting Staples
Customer Rating
5
Easy to use durable
on December 17, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
I purchased these to make backpack tgs for kids as a giveaway at a special event. They were easy to use and have proved to be very durable standing up to tough use on kidsbags for 4 months now
Written by a customer while visiting Staples
Customer Rating
4
they're rubber bands
on December 17, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
They're called 'economy' rubber bands. I didn't see any that were 'deluxe'. These are fine. They're rubber and they stretch. They work so far. I don't know what more I could expect.
Written by a customer while visiting Staples
Customer Rating
5
good rubber bands
on December 17, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
they work on all size piles of paper. just perfect for me and my messy desk
Written by a customer while visiting Staples