How sticky are these? Will they stick to a drink cup (i.e. stay on in spite of condensation)?
820675
Not sure about a cup with condensation...I have used them on thermal drink bottles and they stay stuck indefinitely.....I have also used them on canning jars...and I am pretty sure I have washed those in the dishwasher without the black labels coming off :)
820676
They are very sticky. They stayed on the small canning jars I use for spices. I have not used them in the manner you requested but I have touch the jars with wet hands when cooking and the labels haven't come off.
820677
They stuck to cellophane bags but unsure of of something that would have condensation.
820678
I would think so! They stick well, just weren't as big as I wanted. As long as the cup is clean and dry before you apply it.
371244
They do not come off easily, but they do not seem like they would come off in pieces. If they do leave residue, I think it would just be sticky (not paper). Alcohol would take the stickiness away. They are fun, but I do not highly recommend them.
1445400
They'll hold just fine, even better actually if they're kept clean. I've noticed the only time it falls off is when it gets dirty so a quick clean and it sticks fine again.
1758908
I haven't had a problem with mine since I bought it. I dampened each cup with a little water, and they stuck. However, if you tug at the cups, of course, the suction will break. If you don't have unruly children the table will, probably, be o.k. Mine is, usually, covered with papers, and I pick it up and move it around. It is light weight. You can, probably, apply some type of permanent adhesive by going to someplace like Home Depot; Quite likely you won't need it. The frosted side of the glass is meant to be face up.
518286
they are very sticky. and hard to remove from most surfaces. so i'm sure they will stick. but you might be able to remove them easier later
218320
What a cool idea! They stick to my glass jars and tin lids very well; never had an issue so I'm pretty sure they'll stick well since pucks are pretty smooth on the top (unless they actually use them in an ice hockey game) ;-)
7028
If the glass is completely smooth (i.e., not textured in any way), and if the glass is strong enough and thick enough to bear some weight, then I don't believe there should be a problem with them adhering. The proof would be to buy one for the $20 or so and try it out yourself. Be careful, though, to test it every single time before you enter the shower to make certain it is still stuck on!
362110
Mine work very well. Even though they do stick up and out a little, the bottles fit on the door standing up (if I put a CORK back in, the bottles don't fit on my door). I can also lay the bottles down without leaking. Very happy I bought them.
1392897
These will not stick, if you have any residue of lotion on your skin.We never had a problem with these.They are used every day.Must replace with a new one when they and fall off your skin.About 14 uses. Try a "tiny" drop of water spread on ,then place back on the plastic sheet ,until next use.
18001
Yes they will stick. They are pealable stickers. Ny that they meen 1 time though. You can put them up and take them down when ever you feel like it but im pretty sure they will not be sticky enough to put ip a second time
658230
Yes. They do have adhesive backing on them. Just make sure you clean the surface really well and you'll have no problem getting them to stick
111892
I can tell you that they stick well to my refrigerator and magnetic whiteboard. I am not sure about glass unless the glass is somehow magnetic.
360960
Since condensation is generally a matter of air temperature and humidity it will probably depend on your climate. I use these in a moderately dry climate and haven't had a problem.
1677868
Totally. They're non-adhesive because they don't use anything sticky, but your body heat will make the silicone stay in place. They won't move or fall. No more "I don't have a bra to wear with this top!"
1755552
They are very sticky. Just as long as there not in the shower, you should be ok.
963167
Don't do it! It's very smooth. They will stick just like on any other surface. Glass or metal. Don't do it!
1210391
I would think so as I am using them on plastic bottles and they stick fine. Just make sure the glass is clean and dry and they should work perfect.