Has anyone noticed the ink used on the Backwoods Brew labels tend to fade super quick? I can barely tell what's what! (I absolutely love nearly everything BWB produces, so this is just a suggestion)
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me either and I have had a lot...
perhaps on this run of labels he was short on printer ink?
also, try a few bands of clear tape on the label...
perhaps on this run of labels he was short on printer ink?
also, try a few bands of clear tape on the label...
mine do...I just write on the label with a sharpie when it starts to go.
And moving this is in the wrong forum
And moving this is in the wrong forum
Same problem here. I put colored rubber bands on my bottles. I don't think it's necessarily the ink...it's more of an issue of me being a little messy when I refill my carts and/or drip. The juice gets on my fingers, which winds up on the bottle.
Mine have done the same thing... It appears to be when some of the juices gets on the label. Taping over it is a probably a good idea.
Yes, the clear Scotch tape is the way to go. Not just on BWB bottles either.
The labels will smear on almost all the plastic bottles, especially if you are dripping directly from the bottle into your cart, carto, or atty. (hmm, how else would you do it? LOL)
The labels will smear on almost all the plastic bottles, especially if you are dripping directly from the bottle into your cart, carto, or atty. (hmm, how else would you do it? LOL)
Yeah mine do from being inside my little case. So I think its more rubbed off than faded but the latter is what the end result looks like.
I thought this was where we showed off our BWB tattoos.
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odd.. i actually tried to "reclaim" a bwb bottle for giving my buddy a sample of my honey flue....
the ink actually was infused in the plastic of the bottle...
try clear tape over your labels.... i had to do that a wile back with other juice suppliers labels...
the ink actually was infused in the plastic of the bottle...
try clear tape over your labels.... i had to do that a wile back with other juice suppliers labels...
Some people are artists at blending flavors together. Don at BWB is one.
That said, be aware:
1) BWB flavors are more subtle than most. They don't over-saturate your taste buds, better for an all-day vape.
2) BWB juices, especially those with a tobacco base, need some steeping (ageing) before they are at their best.
Same difference as a very fine old aged wine and table wine, you'll have to try it to taste the difference.
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