Do these labels stick to silicone bottles?
342601
NO. I have the comotomo bottles and they don't stay on worth a flip. They stay on all my other bottles/sippy cups though.
342602
It should, I used the labels on both Dr. Brown and Avent bottles since October and never once has the labels peeled or fall off; even after I have boiled the bottles for sterilization.
342603
I'm not quite sure. Do u have the bottle "como tomo" by any chance? I would use the label band. I believe its by Dr. Brown. Can be found at Babies r us
633150
They peel off easily. I have not had any problem with residue. I really like the labels as there is plenty of space for the date and name of contents.
1929522
If you don't get the labels very wet, they are solidly attached. You can try peeling them off, but that only removes a small portion at a time. Use a razor type tool or water to remove.
84532
No, they are not labeled on the caps. The bottle labels are nice and easily read though.
1735522
Yes. I am placing a circle sticker on the ones I purchased and they work just fine. Very pleased with the cups, lids and sleeves.
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!
1411520
That would depend on the printer you use, I guess. I use a laser, and just tried wetting them and they did not run. I like these labels a lot because they adhere to my boxes really well.
16368
I used the small stickers on my toiletry bottles to label my shampoo and conditioner. I've used them many times and the writing has stayed in place. However, when labeling my pantry items, I was able to wipe off the writing completely with a damp cloth and write again. These labels are great. I haven't washed a container yet with the label on it, but based on my experience using my shampoo and conditioner, I would imagine they would stay in place well.
1387248
Yes they are due to the fact that I have myself by sticking another label over the old one. This is something I consider recycling. Multiple use. Thanks
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.
2282668
I use them on paper and labels, but have not tried them on anything else. They have been terrific for my needs, but think they might not be too successful on other surfaces. Cheers, Sydney
614004
No labels but you could get round ones for the lids. We just used a Sharpie to label and will use some rubbing alcohol to change them if necessary.
1573271
I have only use the labels on 1 quart plastic soup containers on the lids. They stick well and haven't come off in the freezer.
1635733
Yes but I haven't found any that stick really well. Depending on your application, mine is warehouse in the elements, you might want to stick to the brother labels.
913813
Yes they will stick but not for a longtime, will advise you to use a clear tape to hold it because that worked for me.
1437470
I have no problem with the labels. They work perfectly with any printer. I think they are really good for the price I paid.
1060195
yes, the plastic film stays on. the silicone is a sticky gooey mess without it. unless you have ones with a self adhesive on them which would have a backing on the glue you would have to take off.