Will the labels adhere to baggies and mason jars I plan to put in the freezer?
202734
I have never tried to adhere a label to those two items, but I have attached the labels to ceramic figurines and they stick with no problem.
202735
Yes, you just need to apply them BEFORE they are frozen. I labeled the freezer blocks (ice packs) for lunchboxes and they work fine. As long as they are stuck on before the item gets wet or frozen they work!
338615
I haven't tried it myself but I would think they would if you make sure the container is free of ice/frost and wiped dry before putting the label on.
1255273
What you want are Mason jar freezer lids. They work well in the fridge and pantry, too. Ball Wide-Mouth Plastic Storage Caps, 8-Count (they come in regular, too)
203059
No, the jars do not have labels, but you can buy them for fairly cheap or make your own very easily!
633147
Hello! I have reused several containers of frozen stock and the labels peeled off perfectly even after being in the freezer. I've read some reviews that say if you get the labels wet they leave some residue. I don't get them wet I simply put them on a dry lid and pop them in the freezer and when I take out the stock from the freezer I peel the label right off with no problem. I hope this answers your question!
1180475
I have not used mine in the freezer. They appear to be made from a very high quality, rigid plastic. I am not sure what the cold would do to the seal on the lid, or to the clear plastic. Frankly, I prefer Ziploc Freezer bags for anything I have to freeze. I press the air out of the bag to better preserve the food, and also to help it fit better by taking less space. I believe the Oxo containers would take up too much room in the freezer, personally. That space is always at a premium.
1568188
A bit late... behind in email... I wouldn't suggest using them in freezers. My experience was not a good one in that seal was poor, and that did not involve any sort of refrigeration. For putting stuff in a freezer, a FoodSaver is best. Of course, that has its limits in sizes.
1923938
they will stick to the plastic - but if you put the bags in the freezer, after a short time, due to moisture, the labels are likely to come off the bags. On the other hand, if you stick the label INSIDE the bag, it will stay put longer.
389194
Yes! The bags hold for enough for the freezer, I have frozen almost anything on the bags.
1552340
If the mason jar has a flat side I would say yes, absolutely. Now I would not guarantee it would stick to mason jars that have the glass logo or uneven surface. But any flat surface should work. I used it to make labels on glass spice jars and it worked great. Still sticking now, its been a few months and they sit on the back of my stove with the heat and everything. I have not tried getting them wet though so that might be a problem.
624657
Dont know that. I painted mason jar lids with black chalk board paint and used the markers to lable what was it them. They work fantastic for that purpose.
1040841
I believe you could use these labels for glass jars. The adhesive seems as strong as on paper labels. These clear labels are similar to Scotch Tape and I think would stick to glass as well as Scotch Tape does.
642117
Elizabeth, there are 12 labels per sheet, 300 labels total on 25 sheets. These would stick fine to paper or bags. I even use them on lids of canning jars!
1365771
Not to my knowledge. Just do not overfill them when you place them in the freezer.
1123974
We use these in our lab on our chemical bottles that go in the fridge and they work fine for that, but I can't anwer your question about the labels getting washed because we don't do that. We are pleased with them and they work well for us. Hope this helps a little. Have a good evening!
547578
Yes, that's a good feature they have. Both the tag itself and the writing on the tag are removable, so the tags can be used over and over. The bad news in my world is that if I handle the container much, especially with wet hands, the ink smears or wears off. Although actually, maybe I responded too quickly--I haven't really tried these on plastic freezer containers and can't testify about how well they would stick and remove in that context. I've always used them on glass jars, and not on frozen goods.
1184683
According to the manufacture, they are freezer safe. My wife and I use freezer bags or plastic storage containers to store items in the freezer.