Do these labels stick to wrapped meat in plastic? Like say Brats and stuff?
1573270
I have only use the labels on 1 quart plastic soup containers on the lids.They stick well and haven't come off in the freezer.
1573271
I have only use the labels on 1 quart plastic soup containers on the lids. They stick well and haven't come off in the freezer.
1573272
If store-bought packaging, be sure the wrap is dry before applying the label. Not a problem with new wrap.
980170
In my personal opinion no.. they are not that stick proof. They are truly a rare find and I highly recommend them for serious cooks.
1272150
I have found Dymo brand labels to stick quite well. Of course, it would depend upon the item that they would be sticking to at the time. They are certainly not water-proof, but will stick well to paper, cardboard as well as plastic and most metal surfaces. Since they are thermal printed labels, they cannot be printed upon and used on hot surfaces.
1444014
Good question. I happen to keep my label packaging in the the kitchen. Here is what it says: "do not place labels to containers you plan to place on a stove top or in a conventional oven". You can how use them on microwavable containers. Hope this helps! I love them and need to reorder.
1568030
These are just plain ol' DYMO Labels. I use them on kitchen containers all the time. They hold up in the dishwasher, although over time I'm sure they would get ragged around the edges.
1963312
They will stick to my regular refrigerator, but I have not tried stainless steel. I used them for spice jars & stuck them on a mounted cookie sheet.
1074336
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.
2148102
They are plastic-coated. I haven't had it long enough to know about the sticky with age.
2092335
These containers appear to be polycarbonate or PETG plastic. They use what appears to be a silicone seal. They should be safe for the refrigerator and freezer. However, I really do not see the point of using them in the freezer. These were designed to seal air from shelf-stable food. A freezer is designed to extend the life of decomposing foods. I would wrap meat or cheese in tin foil and place it in the freezer. I would use the OXO containers for pet food, snacks, candy, rice, beans, or other dry foods. We purchased these with the square buttions and then OXO changed the square buttons to the PET line and manufactured the same units with round buttons for consumers. We still use the square button models for people food. No problems on any of them yet.
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!
1568028
I have canisters with labels on them. I have washed the canisters off, but not soaked them in water, and the labels remained adhered. I suspect that dishwashing, with the higher temperatures that dishwashers tend to use, might be more problematic, but I have never tried dishwashing any of our labeled items.
1477138
No - they are very thin. The label is on the front/food side (poor choice there) and mine scratched when scouring to remove the glue. I do not recommend this product.
1927632
These are not made for labeling clothing that will go through the wash. I use the labels you iron in or sew in for that. These work well for shoes, supply boxes, lunch boxes, etc. - pretty much any hard surface. I've taken these off items and reapplied them several times and they still stick when reapplied. Hope this helps!
2211502
Yes, they are plastic coated. This is a really good quality, hard-to-find, product.
1087965
I only recently received my labels, so I don't know if they will leave a sticky residue when removed. They may if left for a long time or left in the sun, etc. Only time will answer that question. They are plastic labels printed with toner. are not like the old fashioned label makers with the raised letters; These are much more professional looking. So Far I have been very happy with these labels.
789856
I love the labels but they will leave a bit of a residue and some of the paper tag depending on the material. The Avery clear labels are a little more money but they do not leave paper behind and most of the time they do not leave residue. I have had a few leave residue becasue the plastic they were on got hot and when it cooled the adhesive stuck to the plastic. Under normal storage conditions there was no sticky issues.
861571
Hard to say. Food packaging comes in many forms, cardboard, plastic, metal, etc. I only use it on paper, it does not rub off or smear on paper.