Solve your problem with a stamp! What kind of stamp can hide personal information?
There's no doubt that You don't want to throw away documents with the address still visible.
Cutting them into small pieces with scissors is a hassle. The solution to such problems is the "Personal Information Protection Stamp"!
Let us introduce a simple and handy item which can easily hide your private information just by rolling it over!
What is a personal information protection stamp?
A privacy protection stamp is an item used to obscure personal information printed on postcards or documents, such as addresses and card numbers. It can effectively conceal this information with its detailed print design and black ink.
It also eliminates the stress, which can cause the letters to appear to float due to reflections by using a regular oil-based marker.
-How to use-
When you look closely, you'll see a roller with a detailed pattern.Simply apply the roller to the part you want to hide and slide it to cover a wide area.
The double roller type has two rollers, providing the effect is doubled to conceal! The overlapping patterns create a complex design.
The wide roller type has a wide printing surface, allowing you to cover areas with musical note patterns. It uses waterproof ink, so the ink won't easily wash off if it gets wet.
"Please note that These stamps do not completely hide or erase data."
Product Information
Personal Information Protection Stamp - Double Roller
Personal Information Protection Stamp - Wide Roller
The main body comes in black and white, colors that blend well with any home interior. It's a convenient size that fits in the palm of your hand, making it easy to store in a drawer by the front door or on your desk without taking up too much space.
As many households perhaps don't have a shredder, this protection stamp is a handy solution that doesn't require much space and can be used right away.
Make sure to securely conceal personal information before discarding documents.
Wouldn't it be convenient to have our personal information protection stamps at home? Consider getting them!
