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I remember when buying recycled paper was all the rage. I think I was in middle school. You could get loose leaf paper and spiral bound recycled paper. Well, Post It is making it cool again to buy recycled paper.

You Can purchase

Super Sticky Recycled Notes

Post It recycled notes in pastel

Lines recycled Post it notes

 

Post-it Recycled Super Sticky Notes NatureRecycling is an important strategy for diverting waste from overcrowded landfills. The collected paper is used as a raw material for making recycled paper, boxes, and tissue products. Recycling also protects forests by reducing the need for virgin fiber. But recycling means more than just collecting recyclable items. The three elements of recycling include the collection of waste, the manufacture of new products from recycled material and the purchase of these items. By purchasing recycled content products you help strengthen the market for those products, encourage new technologies and create more stable markets for the sale of materials separated from recycling. When you purchase recycled paper products, you’re doing your part for the environment.

My Opinion:

It’s normal paper, you can’t tell the difference. Is the super sticky really super sticky. In my opinion yes it is. I was blogging, or reading, or trying to take a nap. (my days are really starting to run together and I should not be blogging at this exact moment but then I’ll be even further behind) Anyways, my daughter found a package that they sent me to test. She opened it up and started playing with the pads. She was putting each piece in the window.

I look at my window now I couple days later, they are still hanging there.

But to me this is more about the responsibility that 3M is taking and trying to make a difference for our environment.

All Post-it® Notes and Easel Pads are recyclable. Please recycle.

All Post-it® Notes and Easel Pads are made with paper from well-managed forests where trees are replanted.

All Post-it® Notes sold in the U.S.A. are made in the U.S.A.

Recycled Post-it® Notes and Easel Pads are made from a minimum of 30 percent postconsumer content.

Try them out for yourself:

Enter to Win

Three packs of Post-it Super Sticky Recycled 3”x3” Note Cube in Tropical Colors

Three packs of Post-it Recycled  Notes 4”x6” Lined Notes in assorted pastel colors

Visit 3M and tell me something responsible.

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  6. “All Post-it® Notes can be recycled. Any recycler that accepts mixed paper can remove the adhesive—making the Note 100% recyclable!” I had no idea!!!

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  10. 3M has long been a leader in environmental ethics. A few years ago they set goals for their corporation on various environmental effects (such as carbon or smog emissions, etc.) and when they measured if they reached their goals they found that they overwhelmingly exceeded them. 🙂
    (I know this silly stuff because I used to live in St. Paul where 3M headquarters are located)

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  12. I didn’t realize this: “Paper can be recycled five to seven times before the fibers become unusable for creating new paper.” Neat!

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  22. all post-it notes and easel pads are made with paper from well-managed forests where trees are replanted

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  23. Since 1990, 3M has cut volatile organic air emissions by 95% and greenhouse gas emissions by 62%

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  24. All post-its can be recycled! And you can always find post-its when you run out because they’re sold in 100 countries! Wow.

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  26. Under the Signs of Sustainability, it says that they are certified for SFI Chain of Custody (Sustainable Forest Industry) – so they create products from forests where trees are replanted. Great stuff!

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  27. Recycled Post-it® Notes and Easel Pads are made from a minimum of 30 percent postconsumer content

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  34. paper can be recycled five to seven times before the fibers become unusable for creating new paper

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  35. “Paper can be recycled five to seven times before the fibers become unusable for creating new paper.”

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  46. I didn’t know that you could recycle post-it notes! They jam up my shredder, so it didn’t occur to me that I could actually recycle them!

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  47. i am a knitter who loves books. but not marking up books. before they came out with the restickable clear plastic tape that you can put down and then lift up and move, i used postits to do the same thing. 3m has been eco friendly forever! and they seem to get better at it every year. (and their products have helped lots of students or others keep books looking nice!)

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  50. all post-it notes and easel pads are made with paper from well-managed forests where trees are replanted

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  53. Love recycling & obviously so do 3M. Post-Its made from recycled paper & able to be recycled themselves. YAY!!

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  55. I learned that since 1975, 3M’s Pollution Prevention Pays, or 3P program, has prevented the generation of over 2.7 billion pounds of pollution.

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  61. All Post-its are recyclable. This is good to know because I wasn’t sure if the glue excluded them from recycling.

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  62. Post-it’s being recyclable is a GREAT thing – I drive a hybrid, recycle, reuse & reduce and there are a lot of companies that I don’t buy from because they are not ecologically sound – now I know that I can count on Post-its!

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  67. The Easel Pads are self stick and pull off easily & stick securely to most wall surfaces & remove cleanly.electricisland(at)gmail.com

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  79. All Post-it® Notes can be recycled. Any recycler that accepts mixed paper can remove the adhesive—making the Note 100% recyclable!

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  93. Paper can be recycled 5 to 7 times before the fibers are not usable anymore. Just think your post it could be made from a post it that was used by someone famous or even something that made history was written on it, That is kinda cool to think about.
    ilovebabynoah707@yahoo.com

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  96. 3M participates in the Sustainable Forestry Initiative with the Chain of Custody Certified Paper.

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  99. Nice to know:

    Recycled paper can be used to make all kinds of unexpected products, including globes, masking tape, lamp shades and car insulation.

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  102. 3M has conducted recycling trials on Post-it® Notes at recycled paper mills. The adhesive on the paper does not interfere with paper recycling because the adhesive is substantially removed in the paper deinking process. The dyes in the paper are removed in the deinking process.

    kngmckellar@hotmail.com

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  110. I like recyclable products, expecially the ones I use every day. I find that when I use them, it sets a good example for my children and grandchildren. I pass along the savings and we all save the trees.

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  112. Your Post-it® Note may have been used before! Paper can be recycled five to seven times before the fibers become unusable for creating new paper.

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  116. Post-it notes and easel pads are made with paper from well-managed forests where trees are replanted.

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  118. The post-it vertical pockets organize and keep papers responsibly filed and in their proper places!

    What a great idea, another post-it success story!

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  128. I learned that the post its I’m using may already have been recycled. The paper can be recycles 5-7 times before it become unusable. And can I just say that I LOVE post-its!!! THanks.

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  131. I use these as hall passes with my students and this year left me high and dry without a sticky left!

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  137. If you mean environmentally responsible, recycle Post-It notes. I learned on the 3M website that they can be recycled where mixed paper is accepted, even though they have adhesive. It did not know that.

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  140. 3M is a company committed to sustainability. This isn’t a new initiative or a recently introduced strategy. For more than 30 years, it’s the way we’ve done business.

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