Is the label tape the shiny tape that can withstand a bit of oil, as opposed to paper-type labels? Need to print for essential oil bottles.
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John, the tape is somewhat shiny. However, I think it depends on the use of the labels. If it is for home use and you could replace the label if needed (and you are the careful type), then they (M labels) would probably work. If you are selling the oils, then I would recommend purchasing a Brother labeler that prints on shiny (Laminated) labels. Sorry; both the labeler and the labels are more expensive. Assuming for Business If I bought your essential oil (gardenia would be delightful; thank you!) and the label started to peel off and/or shred, I would not purchase from you again. There is another potential problem: put oil between glass and glue and the oil will most likely win. Using the laminated type labels and then covering the label with a clear label (approximately twice the width and near that in the height) designed for this purpose would be very beneficial. I do not know what they are called or can be purchased. You would have to do some research. Best of luck, John! Leslie
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I have been using these Memorex labels for MANY years. Both personally, for business & for our church. I have never had any of those problems with them. As to peeling, I would suggest using a good quality labeling device - like the Memorex one that came with my initial package - because once you apply the label you really can't remove it and apply it again. They are top quality in my book and I have used thousands of them!! Hope this helps...
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Yes, lots of valuable information on the inside of the peel here label. However, it is not on the 2 oz bottle, only the 4 oz which is a better value, AND dispenses much easier. Buy the 4 oz bottle for best value and information!
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As I researched the essential depot sight I found that this oil is said to be cold pressed, usually cold pressing is hexane free, they were helpful with my soaping questions so if you contact them I am sure they would be happy to help.Their catch phrase is greener life essentials so I hope it would be hexane free.
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Definitely not. Your label would peel off after the first wash, if not before. These labels are made for a smooth, hard surface, or paper.
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Not that I know of. But you should check on Brother website to be sure. I don't use it everyday. I have had labelers before, and never added anything but the tape.
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I have order the oil in glass container which is better for the oil. Unlike plastic great for shipping. You can check with the company to see why they changed and if you can have a preference. The website is on the container. The company seens tp care about their products they sale. Yes I am the kinda person to read the fine print of things.
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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.
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I use a Brother P-touch label maker. It prints on laminated tape, and the 1-inch tape fits on the copper markers perfectly. I use the tape with the clear backing, so it looks like printing on copper. The labels do not weather off, and a decorative font dresses the markers up (you can even make a label for the back side of the marker with supplemental information about the plant).
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The bottles are translucent, which means you can see the color and general shape of the contents, but not much detail. Spices such as whole peppercorn, whole cloves, ground mustard, and bay leaves might not need labels; while spices such as ground garlic, ground onion, ground ginger might need labels. Hope this helps!
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I used the small stickers on my toiletry bottles to label my shampoo and conditioner. I've used them many times and the writing has stayed in place. However, when labeling my pantry items, I was able to wipe off the writing completely with a damp cloth and write again. These labels are great. I haven't washed a container yet with the label on it, but based on my experience using my shampoo and conditioner, I would imagine they would stay in place well.
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I'm not sure what they are made if, but I have used them for years on bath and body products with oils and essential oils. My products are made to stay in the shower and these labels hold up to all the oils and the water. These are LASER labels, so you must have a laser printer for them to work correctly. I always buy them for Amazon, as they are ALWAYS cheaper here.
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Yes, probably quite well. The software allows you to format the printouts quite flexibly so you should be able to format your ingredient labels quite easily as long as you buy the labeling paper in a large enough size.
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The color of the tape and print are according to what Labeling Tape you are using.
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I have used it on book covers and other damageable surfaces with good results. It really matters what type of label you are dealing with more than what the label is stuck to, as some labels are difficult to remove as they age and the adhesive dries out.
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We have been using the Write-on Label tape. It's easy to write on the tape and peel it off when your done. You can also write directly on the bottle with a marker but you might get annoying scrubbing off the marker every time you need to change. You can also go all fancy and get special labels for labeling breast milk.
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I use the tape as a book binding tape around corners and on flat surfaces. It stays on well and has never torn or split so far. It flexes well at the corners. It is sufficiently thick and is far superior to clear packing tape. I like it.