Won't the annoying labels come off if you soak them in really hot water?
1516312
Ours didn't, the just deteriorated. It's ridiculous that they're individually labeled in the first place.
1516313
Didn't try that. I spent a long time scraping them off then scrubbing off the gummy residue - probably close to an hour in total.
607107
Cinthya, This is Anthony Wayne, founder of Chalky Talky. The answer is yes, you can wash them in the sink without removing them and they will stick. With that said, we do wash these labels on jars at our home, but not in a commercial setting. I am not sure if you are washing multiple times a day how long they would stick. However, if you do go ahead with it and they do not last to your needs, please drop me a line and I will reimburse you. It would be interesting to know that data. I have a feeling they will outperform expectations, even in commercial use. That would make for a great review (hint, hint:)!
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.
157138
I haven't had any problems. However if u scrub the stickler with anything too abrasive it will come off. I usually just spray Lysol with bleach and wipe it off with a paper towel
1644958
Yes, I've never had a problem with labels sticking. You can also write in them easily with a pen if you have to.
8184
We have never tried to remove the label. But it looks like you could peel it off and scrub the glue. The label appears to be paper. We are very happy with the reservoir - it allows us to leave our lizard for several days unattended.
16370
The sticker adheres just like any other jar label and may get soft if left to soak in water. The chalk wipes off with a damp rag so that you can write something else on it. Use a chalk marker rather than regular chalk for best results.
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.
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!
785226
Hi Cinthya! You can actually remove the labels from the jars before washing them, and then re-stick them again once the jars are dry. :-)
36469
Use your hairdryer on the warmest setting. A few seconds of blowing hot air on the label and it will come right off, as will the adhesive. Then just wash in hot soapy water. This works on anything that is not heat sensitive such as certain types of plastic. Also, do not leave the heat aimed at one spot too long or it will burn. Keep moving the hairdryer around the entire surface of the label to loosen all of the adhesive.
1721416
Yes, it comes off easily like a big sticker that clings by static. In some cases it can be stored and reused if replaced on the backing after rinsing and carefully drying.
1568138
Agree with others... stickers are pretty tough UNLESS you heat em up. Then they peel off easily intact. About 2 minutes of hot water soak for me.
424526
The labels do come off, they're clear stickers, I ran mine under some hot soapy water for about a minute and was able to peel them off no problem. They come in a nice sturdy box that is easy to wrap as a gift and we actually use it to transport the glasses when we bring whiskey somewhere.
752439
I love using my hair dryer to remove labels. Just blow it on high for a minute or so until its hot and they usually come right off!
456709
I didn't have any problem with the label, but then I always wash mine by hand in hot water and regular dish soap.