Will the labels stick to a glass that may have condensation from a cold drink?
249293
yes, as long as it's dry when it's put on. At least it has stayed on for me.
249294
Hello Sharon, I hope this message finds you well. As graciously answered by Karen and CanHave - Ideally you want the surface to be smooth and dry. Once the Chalkboard Labels are firm in place (roughly 20minutes after first application) condensation won't affect the labels. As they are dishwasher safe, you can wash them in hot water and they will stay on the glass jar or bottle. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions. Thank you.
1867693
Yes the labels stick onto freezer containers. Drythem aas a much as possible before applying.
2207054
I have not intentionally peeled a label off but the label on my daughter's school cup finally came off after several months of washing several times weekly. It didn't damage it or leave any sticky residue.
1521315
Yes they should. I have used different types of labels and I have had no problems.
1673729
if the plastic container is free of any dirt or grease yhen it will stick forever. you can use alcohol to clean just the spot for the label or just some cleaner and make sure the spot is dry.
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!
1296643
I have not but chance are it will most likely fall off the window. On cold days when the glass is cold it will not stick. It will start to stick after the glass warmup but not that well. Stick best in warn or hot temps.
1929527
They are similar to other labels of this type. Part of it will come off but then they tear. As stated below...hot water....will help. Of course it depends on what you are trying to remove them from...this is for glass.
218320
What a cool idea! They stick to my glass jars and tin lids very well; never had an issue so I'm pretty sure they'll stick well since pucks are pretty smooth on the top (unless they actually use them in an ice hockey game) ;-)
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.
490957
Yes, I think they could be frozen (think of the frozen malt or custard cups in the stores--same plastic material). The only thing is that once they begin to thaw, your labels may not stick. And a 1 inch circular label would definitely fit in the well of the lid.
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I just removed one from a metal pail to check again. It left no residue. It was a tiny bit harder to remove than immediately after I put one on. Once I was able to lift an edge (and we're only talking a few seconds), I was able to easily remove it. I stuck it on again with no problem whatsoever. My only concern with drink markers would be if there is a lot condensation on the glass, I'm not sure they'd stick as well.
1573270
I have only use the labels on 1 quart plastic soup containers on the lids.They stick well and haven't come off in the freezer.
165206
I tend to keep my water at room temperature but I went ahead and added ice to my larger bottle to watch it. It fogged up within minutes and several minutes later began to create minor droplets. Several minutes after that, I noticed that the rubber sleeve was wet on the outside as well. So yea - if you add ice then you'll have condensation issues. I've never had issues with room temperature water though.
1148275
Not much luck here. When I first received, I pulled some of the labels off real easy like; however, most left the sticky glue. If you come up with solution, let me know.
560665
Yes, it can be used for labeling items that will be frozen. Do not apply to a frozen surface - apply, then freeze.
1210391
I would think so as I am using them on plastic bottles and they stick fine. Just make sure the glass is clean and dry and they should work perfect.