I would like to use for wine bottle labels, how well would they scrub off a bottle?
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.
1426843
I use these labels in my business and they do come off with cold water. Just wet the label under water and then while running it under cold water gently peel the label off...in some cases it pulls off the entire label, otherwise you can get it off in strips. I've never had to use a razor blade.
1426844
Horribly, but ball makes a washable label that come right off with soap and water. These you would need a razor blade to take it off
1426845
never try it for scrubbbing I think wouldnt do good is more for decoration use
1426846
Why would you want them to come off the bottle if you are using them for wine labels? I sell custom wine labels and use this. My customers love it and they hold up very well. Once they are on, they are on and they are very difficult to remove, but that is a good thing.
1426847
They are very hard to get off. Sometimes if I soak them for a while I can scratch them off and then there is a bit of glue left that I can get with alchohol.
424526
The labels do come off, they're clear stickers, I ran mine under some hot soapy water for about a minute and was able to peel them off no problem. They come in a nice sturdy box that is easy to wrap as a gift and we actually use it to transport the glasses when we bring whiskey somewhere.
407938
I have used them with baby bottles and I'm not a fan for the most part. 1) The ability to erase and re-write is a joke! 2) The markers do not last very long. They sent me 2 "new" ones but neither worked. What I did like is that they don't leave much, if any, sticky residue. I gave up on the erase functionality, but still use the labels each day. I just take them off and apply new ones. I read some reviews that the erasing worked very well, but after buying 2 packages and getting new markers, it never did! Good luck!
2255903
It is my understanding that there is a separate product for recycling plastic bottles, so my inclination is to say that the one listed for wine bottles would not work for the plastic. Having said this I haven't tried it for anything other than wine bottles, so I really don't know.
1123974
We use these in our lab on our chemical bottles that go in the fridge and they work fine for that, but I can't anwer your question about the labels getting washed because we don't do that. We are pleased with them and they work well for us. Hope this helps a little. Have a good evening!
1929523
They are relatively easy to remove. Certainly a lot easier than the original manufacturer's label on the original bottle that we use to bottle our wine.
1761653
You may want to use a bottle brush if you aren't planning to put it in a dishwasher.
1402619
you would think that the labels would get wet but They Don't. I have cleaned hundreds of mine,Family and Friends albums and they just don't. Water line is below the label and groves channel solution around it. Don't worry about your labels.... Check out some videos of use on Youtube to see for yourself. Joe
1473179
I run cold tap water through it, followed by a final rinse with bottled or distilled water to minimize spots. I don't use any cleaning agents because I am concerned about left over residue affecting the taste of the wine.
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.
2012325
Try using nail polish remover. Also alcohol works well. I had no problem getting my labels off. :)
957056
The labels are UV coded. You can probably scrap off most of it and use de-natured alcohol to remove the rest.
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.
2055894
Yes, a baby bottle brush would work. There are also spongers with handles that are made for cleaning glasses that would work. I put mine in the dishwasher, they come out good as new...
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/
1242472
I've only used the labels on glass and plastic. You are able to remove and restock them. I think it would depend on the surface area of the fabric e.g. if it's smooth, glossy, etc.
1929522
If you don't get the labels very wet, they are solidly attached. You can try peeling them off, but that only removes a small portion at a time. Use a razor type tool or water to remove.