are these permanent or semi-permanent labels?
1491342
They are adhesive labels, once on the package for more than a minute or two, they will not come off. They are paper so they will dissolve with water.
267254
No. I have not tried to remove them. Permanent vs removable is what they are referring to. Removable means it is easy to remove and leaves little if any residue, if you are planning to remove the labels, get removable ones. If you are not then buy permanent.
1917317
These labels do have adhesive backing. They can be peeled off and reused if you do not stretch them to bad.
1381997
The labels are easily removable within a short time and also dependent upon the material they are affixed. Over time, for example, more than a few days, and again depending upon temperature and material affixed to, I've seen the label range from easy to difficult to remove. For items we sell that are in new, like new, collectible or delicate, the label is affixed to a exterior cover, such as a comic, magazine, book bag or box. That approach would be done with most labels - protect the product, especially if it is gift quality or a collectible.
1657080
Yes, they are pressure sensitive self adhesive labels. We had no issue with these labels.
2209004
I have not used the Avery labels as the cost is prohibitive in comparison to these. These will not COMPLETELY obscure an old label (if you look closely, you'll be able to tell it's there), but the old label will not be legible and will not interfere with reading/scanning the new label. Old label isn't even noticeable at a glance.
614801
They have adhesive and are actually pretty permanent. I needed to remove them and had difficulty. Hope this helps!
1074336
Definitely not. Your label would peel off after the first wash, if not before. These labels are made for a smooth, hard surface, or paper.
1947453
I'm not sure yet but will know this after this weekend because I'm taking a bottle of conditioner with me to a hotel and I will be leaving it in the shower. I actually was wondering if I should use a permanent marker but chose the label so I will post another answer for you when I get back in a couple of days, hope it's not to late. I will also stick a piece of tupperware with the label on it and wash it and see if it sticks. Sorry this is all I can tell you for now.
361644
While I can't say that the adhesive is "as strong as USPS labels," I've used these for a long time (several years), and they adhere very well. I've never had an issue with any of them.
1318160
The label holder (top insert) has self adhesive backing and is a "peel and stick". Easy to apply and they seem to adhere securely. Can be removed when gentle heat is applied (handheld hair dryer) but might not stick if reapplied to another surface. Price however, makes these label holders ridiculously expensive (there are only 6 to a package and even the cheapest ones will end up costing at least $1 each once shipping has been added).
864436
When I received my Iris Greeting Card Storage, it did indeed have the plastic tabbed dividers but are NOT 'pre-labeled'. I simply printed "address" labels on my printer and then placed them on the tabs - which peel off very easily. I have not tried permanent markets - I do not want to risk the chance of 'permanently' labeling them. I doubt 'dry erase' would work, but it's worth a try - they probably would rub off... I hope this helps some.
716255
These are original Dymo labels. I have used them and they are defiantly originals.
706690
We applied these a couple of months ago and they have stayed in place. We have a very active 1 year old and they haven't moved yet. I would say they are permanent.
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.
634634
That's correct - each package contains 36 labels. If cost is your primary concern, they are more expensive than paper labels. But they're much more functional - easy to apply, no sticky residue, won't fall off or become illegible if they get wet, enough clear space to see what's inside, and they look great. I tried paper labels and the supposedly dissolving ones, both are small and leave a sticky residue that's difficult to remove.
980484
I have removed them from some surfaces... particularly hard ones like plastic, glass, etc. However, they will likely self-distruct when done. Paper is another issue. You would probably destroy both the label and the paper it's attached to. You could try heating it with a hair dryer first as that may soften the grip of the label glue used.