Would these work well to write names on clear reusable plastic water bottles?
1536349
Hi, I think they would but I think it would be lighter than say sharpies since these are metallic. Metallic pens in my experience are a bit softer/ translucent and therefore, may be harder to read. Good luck!
387909
I use these labels top reprice items and apply over an existing bar code. I can't say what the results might be with a roto-molded plastic bottle as there might be some type of lubricant in the plastic which would cause the adhesion to fail. They stick very well on cardboard and paper, yet release without tearing the surface it was stuck to. For $12 bucks you can just try it out!
1411662
The caps are threaded they do not leak and are a great for traveling with extra bottles. I believe they should work on glass bottles.
460168
Absolutely! That's a great idea to have them customized with name/business info. for promotional materials. The pens themselves last quite a long time, I've had mine for over a year. Sometimes with promotional items, especially pens, they don't last very long, but these will last for awhile and would make a great promotional item.
1415959
Yes,I have written on them. They are not as wide as a popsicle stick, so the writing will be small.
1776676
Yes! ive used these on glass bottles plastic bottles as well as premade bottles with the milk in them already. Very good for traveling.
1037126
Absolutely not. I had some that got a little wet, and I noticed they will probably fall apart pretty quick. I used them indoors at a flea market, and they work great for that. Sun, rain, weather, will probably not have them around long. As someone else pointed out you will probably want some sort of plastic tag with a Sharpie.
1399550
I have never tried to use these caps on a 5 gallon glass container. But, I use them on both 3 and 5 gallon plastic bottles without a problem.
1150985
I use them on Eveflo glass bottles. I would guess the lid would work on other bottles too.
602609
Yes! I use these bottles for a variety of homemade cleaners and they work great!
1125541
No, but that is a great idea as long as they are paper or cloth. It would be a mess for plastic. Hope this helps.
390055
I've not tried them on that particular eater bottle, but they were perfect for the plastic 24 oz and 32 oz Camel Bak bottles. Helps us keep track of whose water bottle is whose.
2131789
I have never used them on plastic but I would THINK they would adhere just fine. it is really a great product in my opinion. Be sure to follow the instructions.
955047
I use these labels on glass wine bottles and they adhere pretty good. They are pretty tough to remove from my glass bottles but I don't do it too often. I think if you were going to do this in bulk I would soak the bottles in a vinegar solution which would help make removing them an easier task. I recently learned that there are reusable plastic / vinyl labels you can buy with a custom design. You should be able to find them with a little Googling. This might be better for your purpose as they would be easily removable and you could reuse the label too.
2170545
It depends on what you use to write on them with. Eventually over time they might fad. With pencil.. They are more reusable.
1957115
Not really. You could label your bottles with these for the name portion and just use masking tape to jot the date, saving yourself one step each day. The label can be peeled off with care and used somewhere else, but you can't access the flap that you write on once you have sealed it. *maybe* you could use a regular magic marker to write the date on the bottle itself - it would come off in the wash each day or with a swipe of rubbing alcohol.
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I haven't tried these for mugs. I have tried regular Sharpie and it did not work; it washed off in the dishwasher. I bought these to use on the desks in my classroom, to write the kids' names on them.