Unfortunately, the title says permanent. I am actually wondering if somebody has tried to remove the label after it's been placed?
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I've used them as lip balm labels and, yes, they are difficult to remove. I think it really depends on the surface you're sticking it to, but even with them being very difficult you can scrape off the adhesive with some hot, soapy water and elbow grease.
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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.
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It depends on what you stick them on. They come right off of canvas (where they don't stick well at all, they even curl up at the corners). They come off of chipboard and Kraft Paper very easily, but stick well to regular paper and cardstock. I've had to glue them down at times.
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SNO label is on front of mine but it seems to be a sticker type label that could be removed with "goof off" or similar adhesive removing product...but I never tried...no Whynter label on mine...I suggest contacting Whynter with question
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I used it on the walls and it never faded or chipped off. I never tried to remove it, so I can only guess about it being permanent.
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I've never tried to remove it, but it is stuck on there pretty good. Sorry I'm not much help.
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Hi. The labels appear to be etched into the top of the jar lid, so I would say they are permanent. Also, it is not possible to replace just one jar. One was damaged in shipment and I had to exchange the entire rack. Amazon did make that very easy though.
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After I removed the large label, I used duct tape on the sticky part. I just pressed the duct tape against the sticky part and after I removed it the sticky stuff came off with the duct tape without leaving any residue or scratches.
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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.
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I can't recall my kettle having a label, but I've yet to meet a label that GOOF OFF , in a little can, can't remove.It's not called the ultimate remover for nothing!
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Yes - on a glass, metal or plastic container there should be no problem removing the labels. On paper or cardboard it would be difficult.
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J, I am not sure. The label is very small, ~1X1.5 inches. It appears to be aluminum foil and it possibly could be peele away and the space cleaned with IPA. I've done that on other items such as books, with good results.
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it is etched/painted on there (seems permanent). doesn't bother me, but it would be a process to get it off
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I'm sorry but I don't know since I put mine on canisters ect that I want them permanently. There is a spray to remove labels and residue. I have ordered these labels 3X's.
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when you finish making your label when you see it comming out of the top just bring it out so you can cut it with sissors leave enough room on both sides to even it off ok . if you have any problem just email it back
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I took me about a long time to get the label off. The first part to come off was the clear plastic covering. I persevered and there are just a couple of areas of adhesive left on it. Nail polish remover did not work. I haven't tried Goo Gone yet, but intend to. In the meantime I will just have it turned around with the back side facing out.
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Sharing something I discovered... Easiest way to remove labels with permanent adhesives: microwave entire object (okay for glass, plastic, ceramics) for 10-30 seconds (depending on microwave power), and they will peel right off, glue and all. There may be a bit of residue, but that will wash off with a detergent no problem.
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I'm not sure why it says permanent I've used two rolls and it will peel off if you want it to but once it's there it's there you can't really restick it
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Have you tried Goo Gone? A couple of sprays let it set about 60 seconds and labels scrape right off.