Staples 3 Hole Paper Gets The Job Done By Skydancer2007 on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
I have to admit it. I got really tired of punching holes in paper for storing some paperwork. I average about 300 sheets a week and it was cumbersome. The Staples' brand paper with 3 holes was my answer. The paper is good quality and holds the ink well. It also does well being moved back and forth in the binder.
The paper is 20 lb weight, so I can use it in my ink jet printer with no problem. There isn't a lot of dust from the paper like some other generic brands of paper. The quality of the paper means that all of my work doesn't streak and smudge either.
The package was easy to open. This was a plus because often I am in a hurry. You just simply pull off the end of the package and you're all set.
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Staples 3 Hole Multipurpose Paper Purchased at: Staples Price: $8.00
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I will have to check this out. I like Staples! They have some good deals.
I used to work in an office and the 3 hole punch became my close friend! Too bad we couldn't of used paper like this.
Good stuff, if I had to punch so many holes I ould opt for this paper as well. And it does not seem much more expensive than regular.
I have found Staples paper to be just fine. Haven't tried the pre-punched.
My husband bought this frequently at Staples because it was good sturdy stock and went into portfolios and binders easy and snugly.