Aimoh Envelope Moistener with Adhesive, Fast-Drying, Envelope Sealer, Stamp and Letter Glue licker, Ideal for envelopes, Stamps, Letters - 4 Pack (13454)

This glue is great does the job of sealing envelopes very excellently I would highly recommended it to anyone who has a lot of letters to seal to aimoh don't ever improve on an already great product

These envelope moisteners are great! I used them for my wedding invites, and I didn’t even use one (I probably sent over 200 envelopes). They are definitely worth the money. I have no issues with the adhesive, but if I did push too hard the adhesive would push beyond the closure of the envelope. If you don’t clean up the glue, it will get a bit messy, but that’s only if you aren’t paying attention. Would definitely recommend, and will be using again in the future.

Has a smaller head so the glue doesn’t over flow as bad.

It works well.

Very poor quality. Not easy to use because after several attempts the entire cap fell off and the glue ruined my envelope.

Get these if you’re sending out a bunch or letters or invites! They will save time and your tongue. Only downside is that the solution will make less quality paper wrinkle up, but this is remedied by placing something heavy (like a book) on top of the envelope to press it flat.

Product is a good idea but when I finally use it, it burst all over my new suite. I am very disappointed it cost me more than expected due to my suite is ruined.

The one I opened and used worked great at first, even though there was a slight learning curve regarding the proper pressure to use. The moistener/glue is the right amount of sticky, but if you're uncoordinated or not being very careful, it's really easy to get too much on the envelope's adhesive strip, and then it squishes out and gets all over where you don't need it. Now, I don't send a lot of mail, and when I do, it's only once a month. The last time I tried to use it, nothing came out, so I took the mesh/fabric tip off and ran warm water over it for a while. I dried it off, and put it back on, and still nothing came out. If you're not going to be using these moistener sticks frequently, don't bother with them. Edit: I ended up taking the tip apart completely after soaking it in hot water for 20-30 minutes and found the softened dried on glue could be scraped and peeled off of the small circle of fabric. Once I got all the glue off and carefully reassembled the tip, it worked again. I suspect the tip (separately) needs thorough rinsing under hot water directly after each use to maintain functionality.

I thought at first the moisteners had dried up because I couldn't get any glue out, but I had to remove the white tab, and take the stopper out under that. It worked like a charm. I find the envelope moisteners are good, I send lots of snail mail. I would definitely recommend them.

We so Christmas cards for our Business. What a wonderful tool.