I have a "scissors-type shredder" with a series of blades in my house, which gives me a lot of pleasure when I use it, but I have some complaints, such as the fact that the blades fly out of the trash and it is difficult to cut thick paper.

Then I found "Kespeta," a personal information protection glue released by Shachihata in July. It is said that by simply "applying" and "pasting" the glue over the personal information you want to hide, you can hide the address and name of the recipient.


We decided to try it out on a DM postcard. The product is said to use a special black glue originally developed by Shachihata, and when the cap is removed, a jet-black darkness spreads out.


When I accidentally touched the cap, my fingers were stained black.... It is hard to wash off with soap, so be careful!


After regaining your composure, apply glue over the address and mailing address. At this point, the printing will already be invisible.

, fold the paper and paste it together before discarding. Please note that if you do not paste them together, the surrounding area will be stained.


Just to be sure, I peeled it off after it dried and the paper tore, so it seems to be quite strong. The ease of sticking may vary depending on the quality of the paper, but it seems to make waste disposal much easier. It would be a convenient item to have at home.


The price is 300 yen (tax not included). The glue cannot be replenished, so it is said to be used only once.