How difficult is it to remove the Vino Italiano wine labels that came with the kit when you are ready to repurpose your wine bottles later?
1470609
It is the easiest label to get off. Just soak in water and it will fall off. I just soak a few bottles at a time in a bucket. I usually leave them for a couple of hours while I do something else but it doesn't even take that long to soak.
379106
i could be possible to remove if you have a heat gun to help loosen the glue behind the labels
957700
The island comes basically in 2 pieces, the base and the top. The wine rack is already built in, there are no visible nails or screws to remove it. I suppose if you were handy you could cut it out and build in some shelves, but it would be difficult to match the color of this island and you would most likely end up having to refinish the entire thing.
754621
The bottom of the bottles comes off - to get the cork out, you have to remove the plastic seal on the end. It is fairly easy to push the cork INTO the bottle. Several recipients did get everything out through the small end, and boy did I hear about their struggles.
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.
2262492
Yes! I actually had to remove some labels off of one container and put them on another one, I had no issues.
129714
I've never tried to remove mine cus I love it so much, but the instructions suggest u use rubbing alcohol on it and it should come off easily. Hope that helps
1795093
I just fill the empty bottle with some water, reattach it, and flush out any wine stuck in the tube. Generally, there is not much in there.
1719558
I have never had a problem with these labels. I sell on line and use them to print mailing labels. I can't answer your questions regarding removing them as I've never tried to do that.
262481
must admit the labels suck! I ran them under hot water to get them wet and used a kitchen scraper. came off pretty easily or you could probably use some goo be gone.
999364
I received a "how to" dvd with the kit. The instructions are very basic, if you need more detail you can try a wine making book. I used the detailed instructions that came with my wine kit that included the grape must, yeast, etc.
2262490
Yes - on a glass, metal or plastic container there should be no problem removing the labels. On paper or cardboard it would be difficult.
1823840
you need sterilizing chemicals, yeast, stabilizing chemicals, and clarifying chemicals. I just buy the kits. They are simple and make surprisingly good wine.
286320
not with the kit. however, there are 1000,s on line to get you going, they are very easy to find. this kit is wonderful for a beginner. ive just gone nuts making all kinds of wine with this. I do recommend buying a cheap kit on amazon or elsewhere for your first batch. that will get you on your feet and let you experience some of the steps in the process with good guidance through the instruction manual in the wine kit.I hope this helps.
756372
4 weeks is the time it takes to prepare for bottling. I usually let it go extra days in each fermenting stage. This actually has helped with the flavor in the end. Once bottled it should rest for a few weeks. The flavor improves with time so don't rush it. Be patient. My grand father used to say "serve no wine before it's time." I have used several of these kits and will continue to do so. I love them!
680233
Not at all hard. Just twist & turn & they come right out. The fit is very snug too. They keep my wine tasting like it has just been opened. I love them
957057
You could remove them but I wouldn't, I think you would damage the lid trying to remove the label