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I notice that Daiso has a supply of No 40 rubber bands back in stock in the Doncaster store. These are fantastic value and work well as book bands on A5 notebooks and folders. This size is very hard to find and I find I use them more than I thought. They are on a hang sell card as opposed to in boxes so look carefully in Daiso stationery.

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The actual size according to the packet is 21mm wide and 160mm long.

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Thank you.

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These huge rubber bands are weirdly cool.

I ride a recumbent, I play go, I use Macintosh so of course I use a fountain pen.

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These huge rubber bands are weirdly cool.

 

So true. And very hard to source. They are not kept in Australia by the usual suppliers and only available on order with a minimum of 50 kilos. I cannot believe how much I use them. Must be Daiso's single biggest buyer.

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Pity other daiso stores don’t stock them

Some do, some don't. Keep in mind they are sold on a flat card hanging up rather than in boxes of rubber bands that usually sit on the bottom shelf. They can take some locating.

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Pity other daiso stores don’t stock them

 

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