Can you use this to label freezer packages and have it not fall off?
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I used Sharpie to write on the scrap tape (the part that was wasted at the beginning of the printing) & applied on the freezer bags. The tape did stay on the bags in the freezer. Btw, I use Brother Laminated, "TZe" Tapes.
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I have never tried it but, I would think so since I use it in my yard and it is in the rain and cold and it stays on.
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Hi Meredith, that really depends on the tape that Brothers sells? I did not buy the portable printer for freezer items, my purpose is for IT networking and hardware items. please. you might consider this thought, check out Brothers website at http://www.brother-usa.com/support for assistance.
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I've tried putting my own labels on the SIDE of these containers too, and have failed because of the slight taper, you can't get a regular square or rectangle to fit on the SIDE. I also have this question- where can you find TAPERED ice cream labels for the side, rather than just small square freezer labels for the top?
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Yes, no problem. If you have really thick carpet or padding, those puck-like plastic bases, placed under the feet, will make the freezer more stable, if that's a problem. But my freezer works great and have not had any problems with it so far.Kevin
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I use packaging tape on mine. If I had some glue handy, I would test it out for you, but I do not have any glue.
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I'm sure it would. Plastic label tape, I think, sticks to about every surface. I've never had it come off.
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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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Unfortunately, no. For it to stay and hold it really needs a smooth surface. If the item is not heavy, it might hold somewhat but getting the glue off later will be a pistol of a job.
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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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These are "removable labels" and don't work very well on plastic. Try Uline.
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Yes, but since the lids don't snap on, they come off VERY easily, they don't securely close. I have to put rubber bands around them to transport them to work. I'd do the same thing for the freezer.
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The freezer labels that I have discarded were not easily removable. I wasted my money on this product; something went awry with the labels; very disappointing.
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Just use the standard label, make sure the package is not wet or has any ice on it
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Yes but I haven't found any that stick really well. Depending on your application, mine is warehouse in the elements, you might want to stick to the brother labels.
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These labels are meant to be removable and to not "bond" with the surface you stick them to. I've used thousands of these and they stick fine to plastics, though if you tried you could easily peel them off, though through normal use they stay on.
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Yes the label is removable from all the surfaces I have labeled. I labeled bins in my refrigerator, storage baskets in closets, file box, top of medication bottles, etc... We also use this type of labeling system in the emergency room I work in.
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Try scrubbing it with a dab of peanut butter. Best way to remove adhesive labels.
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I use these labels top reprice items and apply over an existing bar code. I can't say what the results might be with a roto-molded plastic bottle as there might be some type of lubricant in the plastic which would cause the adhesion to fail. They stick very well on cardboard and paper, yet release without tearing the surface it was stuck to. For $12 bucks you can just try it out!