How well do these labels stick to poly mailer envelope bags without using additional tape?
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All the labels I have gotten work fine, but I have never get the same brand twice after 4 orders.
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They stick, but can be peeled right off. I worry since corners peel easily and I feel I HAVE to put tape.
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Hi Julianna,I bought two packages of these and have no regrets. I do a lot of shipping never had an issue with them sticking and a good quantity of my shipping goes out in padded flat rate priority envelopes. These were shipped in a plain box white box not the printed box you see, but this didn't matter to me and there is no printing on the back so I have occasionally have printed on the wrong side but now I am more careful when I put in the printer. I hope this helps. Joanne
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I stuck it to a small poly bag as a test and it lifted right off. It had a previous sticker on it that would not budge so I'm thinking these May not be the best for poly bags.
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They work really well But, I am always a tape person so I normally use extra tape....Most of our things that we mail are really important and I tqke no chances with our labels. But these do work really well
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Yes, these poly mailers are a 5 star in my book. I've never had any problems whatsoever. I sell clothing on eBayHope this helps
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Excellent question. Yes, the label should stick well to a plastic bag. I use this label maker to stick to hard plastic drawers, to indicate to my class what is in each drawer (e.g. pencils, crayons, sticker, etc.). The label itself is very much like tape (with a much more adhesive). I hope that answers your question.
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You can use the Score-tape or any double stick tape with a paper backing for the sealing of the envelope. You just remove the paper backing whenever you want to seal the envelope. Great for making gift sets of cards and envelopes.
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I have never tried to adhere a label to those two items, but I have attached the labels to ceramic figurines and they stick with no problem.
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Depends what the label is attached to. If a regular mailing envelope, it tear the envelope as you try to remove it.
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I love the labels but they will leave a bit of a residue and some of the paper tag depending on the material. The Avery clear labels are a little more money but they do not leave paper behind and most of the time they do not leave residue. I have had a few leave residue becasue the plastic they were on got hot and when it cooled the adhesive stuck to the plastic. Under normal storage conditions there was no sticky issues.
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Hi, a little bit.. I normally use packaging tape over the label if I know I have to leave them on the porch for pick up on a rainy/humid day.
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Yes the labels stick onto freezer containers. Drythem aas a much as possible before applying.
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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.
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I've used these for the last 3-4 refills. They are pretty good, but I agree with the not sticking to the labels ... it does flake off. For general printing it's OK though and lasts a good number of pages.
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Works fine, but they caution against using envelopes with self adhesive. I use regular #10, and they print well and go through without wrinkling. With my old HP, envelopes looked like accordions.
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I use them on plastic bags and plastic blister packs. The can be removed but leave a sticky residue which can then be removed with Goo Gone. On envelopes if they are pressed they stick pretty good and are hard to remove to place differently. If they are put over packing tape they remove fairly easily and can be replaced if done quickly. Hope this helps.
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Elizabeth, there are 12 labels per sheet, 300 labels total on 25 sheets. These would stick fine to paper or bags. I even use them on lids of canning jars!
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I'm sure they will... I use them on Rubbermaid storage containers that are kept in the garage where it often reaches single digit temperatures in the winter, and I've yet to have a label fail. I've also used one of the labels on my mailbox where it is exposed to not only subzero temps, but also rain, snow, hail, and the heat of summer... the label looks as good as it did when it was installed a couple years ago. I don't think a freezer will have any impact on the holding power of these labels, but I suppose it might matter what they are stuck to.
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Yes, we use these labels for our Zebra LP2844 printer. As for staying attached, we found no problem with it sticking onto our boxes. However we are located in southern California so our weather tends to be pretty fair out here.
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I use marker to label the bag. It works well. Just give a few sec to let it dry before storing.