Tunza Cards Review & Giveaway!
So when I was approached to review Tunza Cards re-usable index cards, I was curious to learn about them.
I received some Tunza Cards to sample. They come 25 cards to a pack and are white with a glossy finish.
Oh yes I said they're re-usable. With permanent markers. Like Sharpies.
Let me tell you. They are fantastic!
I tried them out using 2 different colored Sharpies. A navy blue one and a silver one . I made a simple math flash card out of it. After writing my "5 x 5 = ?" on the card (which was smooth and perfect to write on), I waited the 20 seconds suggested and rubbed it with my fingers. It didn't smudge, not a bit. No smears at all!
And as I love all things re-usable (because I'm thrifty like that) I proceeded to get my rubbing alcohol to wipe it off. DOH! Wouldn't you know I have no rubbing alcohol in my home. Since I am as impatient as I am thrifty, I could not wait to go out to get some to finish this review, I needed to see if these cards really came clean. NOW. I figured if I experimented with one card and failed I could at least tell you what NOT to use on them.
I proceeded to search on the internet on how to get Sharpie stains removed and besides rubbing alcohol, acetone was mentioned. Oh yeah. I had some nail polish remover in my bathroom (which in itself is quite funny because I don't wear nail polish!). In any case a quick pump on a couple of sheets of toilet paper, a swipe across my Tunza Card and voila, as good as new, clean to write something else on it. Tunza Cards instructions do suggest rubbing alcohol but in a pinch...
Tunza Cards were created by a mother of three, is family owned and operated and they are made in the USA. They are very durable and you will be able to get lots of uses from them and for $5.99 for a package of 25, they're a deal too.
I highly recommend these index cards to anyone who uses them on a regular basis, as well as for families that need to make flash cards or how to's for their kids.
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sounds like a great item to use in my sunday school room
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I think that I would use these for math too, or maybe as state fact cards. Great idea and review!
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My son who is starting the eighth grade would get a lot of mileage out of these cards. It would definitely save some money in both the short and long term.
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I would use these to help me study for college exams - especially new vocabulary in Spanish!
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I'd use them at work to help keep track of the most recent changes and reminders in general.
i'd use them to assign chores to my children..they could draw out a card and then have to complete that chore
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I would use them for my daughter to practice her letters on.
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i would use them to help my daughter with her vocabulary words and math
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I think I would try them in our warehouse to label items on the shelves... esp. those items that are more "unusual" which we always seem to have for a time, from time to time.
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what a great idea! did know these existed!
This would be great for math flash cards for my son - so hard to find what we need!
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i would use them to leave notes around the house
we would use them for bible verses and math flash cards!
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I would use these in school to write down procedures on. I only need one at a time, and I think this would be easier than having disposable cards made that I lose all the time. I like the idea of just writing it out when I need it and being able to reuse the same card.
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I would use these for notes to my family. We always leave notes for each other...like a honey do list.
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I would use them as daily note reminders.
I'll use these note cards to help my daughter study.
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I would use them for studying (I'm in university)
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For my kids to study multiplication :)
I would use these to write notes on for my kids , husband or myself.
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I would use them for my to do list. THank you
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I would use them to take notes by the phone.
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