Do these work for removing permanent file folder labels, and also for removing permanent labels on cardboard boxes?
1655906
Seems like it should work on file folders but cardboard I don't know. Some label adhesives used on boxes bond below the surface. They can be a real pain. If you are wanting to remove box labels so you can reuse them to ship something there is a better and much easier way. Simply use a big black marker pen to cover the bar code and any other information you do not want visible. Since I have been doing this it has saved a lot of time. A shipper or business receiver does not care what the box looks like as long as there is nothing to interfere with their bar code reader.
1655907
I have used it to remove SOME labels from cardboard boxes, but they are tough to remove cleanly. As for file folder labels, it should work. The key is to keep the peeler flat and gradually work from a corner in. Watch your hands, very sharp.
1655908
Yes they do I bought them for work I work in a pharmacy they come in so handy.
934327
I don't see why not. I use them to identify what's in the contents of my storage box and it works well for me. I hope this helps.
303727
Yes, I think that these would remain affixed to cardboard. In fact, attempting to remove them would probably rip the cardboard. The pockets are open on he the top and cards are fairly easy to insert and remove. The plastic will stretch and eventually tear if pulled outward rather than removing cards by sliding them straight up.
955047
I use these labels on glass wine bottles and they adhere pretty good. They are pretty tough to remove from my glass bottles but I don't do it too often. I think if you were going to do this in bulk I would soak the bottles in a vinegar solution which would help make removing them an easier task. I recently learned that there are reusable plastic / vinyl labels you can buy with a custom design. You should be able to find them with a little Googling. This might be better for your purpose as they would be easily removable and you could reuse the label too.
180693
I used them on manilla folders and if I used my fingernail in adhering them they stuck well and would tear the paper if I tried to remove them when I just stuck them on and pressed they tended to fall off.
1264718
Yes, I used them to hand fabric around the hanging folders and they still stack nicely. These on not for standard file folders but for hanging file folders that you would put standard folders into. You can use legal or letter size hanging folders for these. I purchase two sets and made a cubby cabinet for them. :)
387909
I use these labels top reprice items and apply over an existing bar code. I can't say what the results might be with a roto-molded plastic bottle as there might be some type of lubricant in the plastic which would cause the adhesion to fail. They stick very well on cardboard and paper, yet release without tearing the surface it was stuck to. For $12 bucks you can just try it out!
1453249
I looked up pendaflex files and these should work to label them! I use them to label my file folders at our business
548554
No, the colored tabs on these file folders are not removeable. I use removable clear file folder labels with them. Hope this helps.
227628
Those boxes can be used for either legal or letter size files. The short edge fits letter and the long edge fits legal. I have 3 of these boxes and do not use hanging files in any of them.
2051215
We've just used regular computer paper and construction paper and they seem to work fine on both. I also recently used them on the side of a smooth cardboard box.
708539
The tape is plastic with adhesive on the back. It takes a bit of work to "pick at" a corner to remove the plastic labels. You may need some "goo remover" to remove any residual adhesive.
2262491
Yes, the plastic ones are really easy to remove. I only use the paper ones on files so I haven't tried removing those.
1175788
It does have label capabilities, using the Avery formats, but I don't know if it will open existing files. In most cases, I have "cut and pasted" existing files.
303726
They are durable enough for your purpose. We use them as a substitute for a tougher brand that is no longer available. Cards are easy to remove. We use them on plastic file envelopes and the corners lift a bit when you change the card, but on cardboard they would probably stick better.
1673689
I do not know the difference, but it doesn't work on removing labels from bottles!!!
1462681
They are pretty permanent. Removing them from a jar would be as difficult as removing an adhesive price tag from a picture frame!