Why would these be better than freezer tape, which is easy to use and comes off easily?
1089601
Not much better. Freezer tape is a good option. Still trying to remove adhesive. Takes alot of effort to remove.
2237444
I'm not sure if they are freezer safe, I haven't had mine for very long and the tabs have already broke off. The only thing that I could see being an issue would be making the plastic more brittle and break more easily.
1953487
You can just pull them off. The tape that holds it will probably stay stuck. You can simply use adhesive remover to get it off easily.
702136
No-it does not waste tape-I have had many labelers over time and this is the easiest to use efficiently.
1999752
The included glue is really awful and they'd fall off quickly. Even when I stuck them to my fridge (a very flat, smooth surface) they fell off after a day or two. You can always just use whatever adhesive you want though. We used really good quality double-sided tape and stuck them back up.
387910
I use these labels on cardboard boxes and they tend to peel off fairly easy. Not sure if that information helps or not.
547579
Yes you would. I use them in the freezer. The only thing is it may be hard to get the label off once you use them in the freezer.
1558494
Not so much, after they've been on a while. I've not had success removing them. I still like them though and am going to get more. They are better than writing on the container because you can SEE them so easily in the freezer. You can always put a new one over the top of them. Or you can use Goo Gone, but I'm too lazy. I should say also that I've only used them on disposable plastic containers; they may remove easier from regular dishes and containers. O.
1225644
I have not used this particular one to freeze treats, but I have used others. They are very easy to remove them. I think the last one I had dedicated to frozen treats lasted about 7 years. Hope that helps!
683954
I don't know if these labels will stick to freezer containers, it is not something my husband or I have tried. Seems if the surface is not really smooth the labels won't stick too well. You could see if there are labels that are meant for using on butcher paper you might be able to use that material in the label maker, but I honestly don't know if this will work or not. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1868744
I use the regular tapes on mason jars in my freezer and they hold up to the moisture and dampness. Sorry, I don't know about being totally waterproof.
488868
I am sorry but I am not sure. I know it comes with a tape that holds the roll from unrolling. It comes off without any problem but yet it adheres very nicely. I have never tried freezer tape so not sure how sticky it is and if it is like the stickiness of a label, it may not come off.
547577
I have not tried these in the freezer, but I constantly wipe to erase and then rename the containers in my pantry. I also wash the containers with the labels on. But it's light washing because it's all dried goods. Don't know if that helps.
547578
Yes, that's a good feature they have. Both the tag itself and the writing on the tag are removable, so the tags can be used over and over. The bad news in my world is that if I handle the container much, especially with wet hands, the ink smears or wears off. Although actually, maybe I responded too quickly--I haven't really tried these on plastic freezer containers and can't testify about how well they would stick and remove in that context. I've always used them on glass jars, and not on frozen goods.
1923939
they will stick to the plastic - but if you put the bags in the freezer, after a short time, due to moisture, the labels are likely to come off the bags.On the other hand, if you stick the label INSIDE the bag, it will stay put longer.
981350
Gaffers tape uses a superior adhesive for stage and production work. It pulls off clean leaving no residue unless left on for several days. If you're using this for taping down cables it also does not degrade the jacket on your cables like duct tape will.
1426842
Sharing something I discovered... Easiest way to remove labels with permanent adhesives: microwave entire object (okay for glass, plastic, ceramics) for 10-30 seconds (depending on microwave power), and they will peel right off, glue and all. There may be a bit of residue, but that will wash off with a detergent no problem.