Does anyone know if these labels can be used on glass bottles?
1081102
All I ever use it for is glass containers. So, yes, it works great on glass
283140
Depends on what you're sticking them to but I returned these labels because the adhesive didn't stay on the labels very well. I was sticking them to waterproof paper, but also tried them on a plastic water bottle and most of the adhesive stayed on the bottle when I took it off. Even when you peel them off the label sheet, some of the adhesive sticks to the sheet a bit.
603621
I used them on a liter bottle of soda and worked well. I think they are for larger format bottles.
1150985
I use them on Eveflo glass bottles. I would guess the lid would work on other bottles too.
1651373
They are not very flexible so sticking them on a mansion jar not might work. Try the labels that are made by Avery
1399550
I have never tried to use these caps on a 5 gallon glass container. But, I use them on both 3 and 5 gallon plastic bottles without a problem.
16323
I have never used them on the container itself. I have made a label out of the chalkboard contact paper and then wrote on that with these markers. They also make chalkboard labels now that you can buy in stores.
387905
These are "removable labels" and don't work very well on plastic. Try Uline.
1957984
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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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.
1246460
No. I soak the labels with a light coat of WD-40. Let the WD-40 soak into label. Label can be pealed off/
1431839
Aleena's tacky glue works well on most plastics. If the label slides down the jar when gluing it, it is probably better to tape the label in place until the glue sets. Good luck in your project. I hope this is helpful.
124795
yeah they are plastic, but I think labels would stay on without harming the keys. the letters and numbers on the keys might come off with the label if you remove it, though.
1411662
The caps are threaded they do not leak and are a great for traveling with extra bottles. I believe they should work on glass bottles.
1000812
Probably not, it would be too thick, your labels won't lay flat and look nice. It's used more to seal glass case corners or stainless steel pieces together.
1039610
They would work great on any bottle... I just happen to use them for wine. They'd be great for soda too! I am sure they would work well on oil and vinegar too.
433803
I would use a label maker like the kind you get at an office supply store to make labels as needed. They will stick on, but come off easy enough if you have to change them. I don't think writing on them would be a good idea. i hope this helps.