What sixe water bottle works best with these labels?
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12oz bottles the label overlaps, so print wisely. They would fit on a 20 oz too I believe
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Sorry, I haven't used them yet, so I can't really answer your question, but if you're looking at the product on Amazon.com, there's a WHOLE PAGE of ideas shown, including very clear photos of these labels on individual water bottles. Check it out.
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I used them on a 16oz bottle, and the label overlaps a bit. So when printing make sure you take that into account. I tried it out on a 20oz gatorade, and it worked as well. They are amazing labels. I tested them out to see if they really didn't bleed and if they'd actually stay on the bottle once wet. I submerged a bottle with a label on it in water for 30 mins, and it was still good as new.
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This uses the 6.6oz full size can, which is good, because it lasts longer. We use Time Mist brand, hope that helps.
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Smart Water is a brand that fits perfectly for me. The Trader Joe's version of "electrolyte water" is the same, that's what I mostly use. Of course, I drink the expensive "smart" water myself, then reuse the bottle with the threader
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The water bottle works best if it is a 20 oz cylindrical, smooth bottle (i.e. like Smart Water bottles). They fit snuggly. The 16 oz bottles are just a little loose.
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We use 33 oz water bottles (smart water)I think any soda or water bottle will work
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Yes, we have several different brands and they all seem to work to one degree or another. It's happiest with the plastic McCormick bottles.
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I have found the best bottle to use is the 500ml Fiji bottle. It's square shape and the fact that it is shorter and boxier make it less likely to tip over as opposed to a taller, thin bottle. I simply use and empty one and fill it with distiller water, seems ideal!
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i use do terra bottles, i bought the from a lady out of california that sells do terra that is the only bottles i've been able to get the to fit. i can give you her info if you want it
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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.
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They use the standard 2 oz bottles but you can just refill the original if you can get it to work at all.
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I have found that the thickness and sturdiness of the plastic is what's most important. I have discovered that a dish washing liquid bottle (Palmolive, Dawn, etc.) works the best. All of the plastic water bottles I've tried are too flimsy and collapse when squeezed to discharge the water.
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I think bottles are all standard. I assume any normal 3 or 5 gallon bottle with the spill proof top will work.
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John Hood has very good answers, Bottles were my concern, along with 6-pack holders,Fortunately, my next door neighbor Drank Guiness (cap on) all the time , so I retrieved them from the dumpster, soaked and cleared the Labels off, washed them, And gathered all the 6-pack holders I could, sounds nasty, but I've amassed 14 cases of bottles and six-pack holders this way! You can ask your friends for help, but they always want Free beer, it's up to you? Don't buy it if you can get it free! Just my Take on it, and I'm enjoying not going to the Beer Store!
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I bought a plastic 5 gallon water bottle from Primo. I refill it at the same grocery store at a Glacier water dispenser. Stand and water valve work great. Had it at least 1 year.
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I've used them with formula for 6 months now and they have worked just fine, better, in fact, than other bottles!
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I have only been using Dr. Brown bottles, but just tried Tommee Tippee, and it will only fit partially. Other bottles that are generic for the most part will fit into the warmer (I got a few from my shower that fit---probably from Target or Walmart).
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I would minimally use a refillable five pound bottle as the disposable cylinder's tend to get cold and reduce output when used on a steady output.