M.C. Squares Dry Erase to Do List 6-Pack | Erasable White Board Checklists Cling to Stainless Steel Fridge, Glass, Cabinet | Home, Office, School | with Wet Erase Marker | 10” x 11” 2-Pack | USA Made

I use everyday. It cleans up each month nicely.

I thought from other reviews that the only places I'd be able to put them were windows, mirrors, and the fridge door--not quite true. I wouldn't try them on my walls, but they stay on and come off the shiny paint of my wooden doors (which is where I really wanted them) with no trouble. They are small enough to fit on the panels of those pretending-to-be-fancy bevelled doors with about an inch and a half of margin at the sides, so if you want to use these for last-minute-on-the-way-out-don't-forget-your-mask-type reminders, it's ok if you don't have a superflat el-cheapo could-be-a-desk-surface dorm-type door.The pen is not quite what I expected. The one I got was a little damaged at the nub, but mostly this serves to turn it into a chisel tip so I don't mind too much; doesn't make it leak or anything. It doesn't behave quite like other dry-erase markers. It takes 2-3 seconds to dry. Erase before then, and you get an unsightly smudge. Erase once it *has* dried and it comes away no problem (rag works better than finger). The unsightly smudge will also come away no problem once dried. Often, when erasing, a few flecks remain after the first pass; two or three more will get them.Caveat: normal dry-erase markers have a 'has been dried for a little while and is easy to erase' phase and a 'has been dried for days/weeks and requires rubbing alcohol to be erased' phase. I don't know yet how this marker behaves when the ink's been dried for a few weeks.ETA: After a few days, the marker is a pain to erase. It needs to be gone over with either another marker or rubbing alcohol. If you use rubbing alcohol it will smear horrifically (the ink is very saturated compared to most black dry-erase markers) and then be easy to take off with a dry cloth/tissue/eraser. High probability of inky fingertips.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to use. Can be moved around easily. It sticks to my fridge or glass door. It came with markers. I can also wipe the calender clean easily.

Pros:Smudge proofRestickableWell organized/they feel like they have more space than other calendarsCons:WON'T stick to walls, even though they are as smooth as the fridgeThey get wrinkles easily that won't come out if you don't keep them flat (found that out when we took the backing off two of them)Overall I really like these calendars and to-do lists. I was just disappointed about the lack of versatility, as I thought they stuck to any smooth surface. We even tried wetting the wall down, and no go. Our fridge is a black textured one and they have no issue sticking to it, even though it has more texture than our walls.

I bought the Deluxe pack for 69$. Not sure if this package combo is worth that, BUT I do love the product a lot. It's reusable which is so nice especially if you stick something on wrong or change your mind for placement, which I did. It looks super nice on my fridge, keeps me way organized, and the wet erase markers it came with write and look so nice. I am very satisfied with this product, but again, not sure if that Deluxe package is worth 69$. I'm not disappointed, so I suppose it was worth it for me, personally, especially since it's not just a one-stick use and is reusable. But I can see other people being disappointed of that price once receiving the product. It's just a foam "sticker" that sticks to your fridge, but it's super easy to use, the back doesn't frustratingly stick to your hands as you're trying to place it and only sticks to that shiny surface (in my case stainless steel). I do recommend this product! I bought the Deluxe package because I needed all the pieces

We stick these up on the kitchen cabinets - one for each family member - to remember what we need to do each day / week. Very handy.

This product has been amazing! I got the calendar for my non-magnetic fridge. It sticks well and yet it peels right off with no sticky residue if you want to take it down. I have my weekly schedule on a cupboard (though I use that less), and the checklist has been a life changer for my son who has autism. He now has a checklist on our door of things to check he has before leaving for school, and we are both much happier in the mornings.One note: It’s a little hard to close the markers. Make sure they click closed or they’ll dry out like our green on did.

I think part of the problem here is expectations. The product arrived with no instructions. As a unique product (not dry erase; it’s “wet erase”) there should be some best practices and tips, at a minimum. It was not apparent that there is a backing to peel off, nor how to best remove their proprietary wet erase marker. All of these fundamental tasks resulted in damage to the product and poor performance.I ordered the full page size with the days of the week on it. This seems like an obvious choice for meal planning or family calendar type display.At $22 for two, it’s pricey but I liked the idea of not wasting paper every week to put up the family schedule on the side of the fridge. Except: you have to wipe it off with a damp paper towel every single time you need to wipe it off; so you’re still throwing out paper, just a different variety. Big turn off. The marker left so much residue on the paper towel, I can’t see using a rag. It would be filthy and smear the ink around. Second fail.Then, the ink did not come off fully. This appears to be some type of laminated surface, but the edges are porous. While wiping it clean, the edges at the top and bottom absorbed ink under the top layer, leaving several small to large smudges. Third fail.I included a photo first of the unused one for comparison, as well as a view of how it creased and smudged.I guess these need some work in my opinion to make them practical or closer to what they’re billed as. I am returning the set.