May these labels be used on tumblers (holding hot/cold beverages) which get washed/go in dishwasher? And they won't work on inkjet printers?
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Thanks for your email. These labels are laser printer only, The problem with using these in a dishwasher is the adhesive is only rated to 220 degrees fahrenheit. Dishwashers typically go to about 170 degrees, but I just cannot say for certain for each individual dishwasher. Best regards,Label Outfitters, Inc.
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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!
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The labels are weatherproof, but the ink used on them also has to be weatherproof. INKJET is not.
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Avery clear product labels are great but round and only for laser printer - I need clear for an inkjet printer
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I made labels for kitchen cannisters and have been able to wash them when I needed to. So far so good. However, I haven't had them for too long so I can't be sure how long they will hold up. You need to let the ink dry completely before putting them on. One more thing, if you need to bend the labels, it helps to bend them before you remove the backing. Heating (carefully) with a heat gun or hair dryer before removing the backing also helps with bending. Good luck.
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I believe they should work well. Amazon is very good about refunds if you find there is any problem. With a previous printer, I did some trouble with the remanufactured cartridges....they had an expiration date and thus the printer would not accept them but that was the only problem. Good Luck.
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We us these labels on an zebra printer. They are about 4-1/8" in diameter, if this size will fit in your printer they should work.
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Yes and No, Print quality on Inkjet printers, even with the best printers, still do not print high quality photos on clear glossy labels, or at least not the ones I have tried on my canon printer.
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I haven't tried them in a printer. Mostly, I make fridge magnets with stickers from micro breweries, outdoor stuff, etc. I apply the sticker to the magnet sheet, cut around the shape of the graphics/artwork and voilà, its a fridge magnet!
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You shouldn't put anything with a sticky label in a dishwasher. You don't want it coming off and damaging your washer.
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They work great on my laser printer. I've only used them with laser, never with inkjet and have never had a problem.
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Depends on what you're sticking them to but I returned these labels because the adhesive didn't stay on the labels very well. I was sticking them to waterproof paper, but also tried them on a plastic water bottle and most of the adhesive stayed on the bottle when I took it off. Even when you peel them off the label sheet, some of the adhesive sticks to the sheet a bit.
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I did once accidentally run them through my inkjet, and the ink smeared badly. Only use them in a laser. However, you can mark on them with a Sharpie if you are just looking for a weatherproof label and don't have a laser.
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I don't think your ink will smear. I used a Sharpie. And I don't really think stains would be a problem. The labels are made of a plastic of some sort. The problem might be that the labels don't shrink neatly, so you may have wrinkles on the surface. You might be able to find a way to get the results you want, though.
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They are vinyl plastic, so ink would be difficult to use. They take chalk marker very well and can be moved, erased and reused. Adhere to glass and can be removed back to storage paper for use for next party for names.
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The quickest way to ruin a printer is to print on envelopes. That's what labels are for. Just don't do it.
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These are "removable labels" and don't work very well on plastic. Try Uline.
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Yes, they will work with either laser or inkjet printers. I have printed many different things on these labels, including bar codes and they work just fine. For some reason, sometimes these pages get static and cling together and the printer accidentally pulls 2 pages at once, which messes up the label patterns. Doesn't happen that often though, but I don't mind if I have to waste a sheet or two once in a while in order to save quite a bit of money over the Avery brand name labels. If you're going to use a lot of labels, this is a much less expensive way to go.