Will the labels work on frozen/cold packaging?
1449332
I have never used my gun on cold or frozen items. I do know that if there is any moisture on the package, it will not stick. So, for that reason, I would say no.
1449333
I think it should as long as you put the tag before freezing them. Although i only use mine to label "dry" products.
1449334
This unit is of subsequent quality and their customer service is awful. I had problems with them from the moment I first used it and it was used only two days and no more.
2262492
Yes! I actually had to remove some labels off of one container and put them on another one, I had no issues.
1923940
I have never used them for freezer bags but if the Avery labels do then I would say these would also, cause I have had no problem with these labels at all for office use
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!
699039
Yes, they arrive frozen. There is a frozen date and expiration date stamped on each package. Mine are two years apart. So, I think it's safe to safe about two years.
1981719
I've not frozen mine but I would think it may warp the lids on the containers. I'd suggest buying a small box at your grocery store to try it first. If it works get thisbox because its so much more economical tho!
1624045
You shouldn't put any labels directly on a CD/DVD. The disc will become unbalanced and will potentially be irretrievable if it spins out of the holder. Use a felt, permanent type marker.
1751963
Do not know from experience, but freezer tape should work. I personally use a Sharpie.
547577
I have not tried these in the freezer, but I constantly wipe to erase and then rename the containers in my pantry. I also wash the containers with the labels on. But it's light washing because it's all dried goods. Don't know if that helps.
1573994
They do come with a label just like the picture shows. I did not try relabeling them, but I don't think it should be a problem because it is not a shiney label (another label should stick just fine over top).
387907
I can tell you they stick good to plastic wrap but I have not tested them in freezing temperatures that they may encounter during shipping yet.
1651373
They are not very flexible so sticking them on a mansion jar not might work. Try the labels that are made by Avery
1040842
I personally have never used them that way, though I agree with the other two responders. I would think as long as you don't get them wet to often, they should do fine. I love these labels. They are my go-to label for just about everything.
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!
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.
99641
There are several kinds of labels available. I suspect you might have to experiment to see which labels might work best for your application.
1666934
I think the seal would be adequate but the containers may be a little too brittle when frozen.