Would these be hard to remove from clothing if used as stickers?
258620
We did not use them for this but I do not think they would be hard to remove at all.
258621
I wouldn't think so. They seem about as sticky as any sticker would be. They're nothing special :)
258622
I doubt it, while they are designed to adhere to packages, product description says they can be used as stickers. I think they would make great stickers because they are heavyweight and won't allow the color of the clothing to show through.
1987235
Well, I guess you could but the material they are printed on is stiff (similar to a piece of thick construction paper but with a grain to it)and once you've cut them (the names come printed on one sheet and you have to cut them up - it's easy) the corners would be sharp resulting in a scratchy area on the clothing. They are really easy to iron on (good adhesive), so I would think that you wouldn't have to apply too much heat for too long of a time. Hope this helps, good luck!
1097428
No the stickers do not come off easy my daughter put them onmonths ago and they are all still on with no problems.
2166349
I would not recommend using them as name tags directly on clothes. They are very thin and extremely sticky, they would probably ruin a shirt. You could stick them onto something else like a plastic clip name tag and use them that way.
1665435
Not sure as I just put them on. Removal should be easy as with any vinyl decals, heating the decal with a hair dryer or heat gun at a low setting will aid in removal.
957057
You could remove them but I wouldn't, I think you would damage the lid trying to remove the label
1596870
It's going to depend on the grit of the extant grip. If the tub's got a built-in textured floor, the stickers should be alright; the adhesive layer is thick enough to form around it. If, however, there are other layers of stickers or the like, I'd advise removing them, if possible. On the other hand, if they can't readily be removed, and aren't super-thick, these'd likely adhere over what's already there.
1921256
Yes you can if you scratch at the edge of the sticker a little at the corners or round edge and pull very slowly and gently. If however it is ripped you can scratch it off and also if there is some adhesive on it use goo gone.
1129947
I have only labeled clothing. If the fabric is smooth it will pull off with no residue. It you label fabric like terry cloth it is difficult to remove.
1094869
The only thing i can say os that, i use them on mason jars and they did not leave any glue residue when i take them off so i dont think it can damage clothing
1482524
I haven't removed mine, so I cannot answer for sure, but there is a seam of some sort under the sticker, so I wouldn't chance it.
1644040
I'm using them for placement on glass and they stick pretty well. I haven't tried removing but I think it would take some effort to remove them and you probably run the risk of destroying the sticker in the process. I'd liken their "stickiness" to the average bumper sticker?
1197894
Probably easy. Wouldn't reuse the same stickers though depending on how long they have been on and how heavy the photo is.
1027896
They're not very abrasive, but I would not let little kids alone in the tub that has these stickers. They are way too easy to peel off. That feature is good for me, because I rent rather than own my own home (and tub). But they might be a little irritating to someone sitting on them. They are for standing on, not sitting.
267253
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.
1641083
Yes! They will not come off if you put them on correctly. The tiles must be dry and then cleaned with alcohol and let dry before putting on the sticker.
1479193
you can but they would not show to the outside people well.... otherwords they are not a reversable sticker... hope this helps