How do you label your juices?
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Hi, nikomoul,
It's overkill, but here's what I use:
Review of the Brother P-touch PT-1400 Label Printer - Design, Setup & Use
The little one at the end of the article can be had for less than $30 in office supply stores, and it works just as well.
It's overkill, but here's what I use:
Review of the Brother P-touch PT-1400 Label Printer - Design, Setup & Use
The little one at the end of the article can be had for less than $30 in office supply stores, and it works just as well.
I use standard white mail labels cut into small strips - I write the flavor and estimated nic level on them. I also bought a pack of 2X3 inch ziplock bags at the craft store and I keep the labeled bottle (up to 20ml will fit) in the little baggie along with any filled cartridges (capped) and sometimes even the atty used for that flavor if I'll be using it again soon. I keep quite a few 3ml bottle plus filled cart bags ready - then when I go to work I can just grab a little bag of whatever sounds good that day and hubby also has his choice of flavors ready to go.
I use this one... It uses laminated tape, so no worries about drips... and it does graphics as well. I have noticed that it went up $20 since I bought it though...
Amazon.com: Brother PC-Connectable, 1 Wide Label Maker with Auto Cutter (PT-2430PC): Office Products
Amazon.com: Brother PC-Connectable, 1 Wide Label Maker with Auto Cutter (PT-2430PC): Office Products
My handwriting is sloppy, so I prepare them on the computer and print them on 1/2" X 1 3/4" Avery 5267 label sheets (80 labels per sheet). I include PG and/or VG base and nicotine level ... and, since I have an obsessive streak, I color code the print font. Actually that does help me identify which is which at a glance.
They wind up looking something like this:
I've learned (from the school of hard knocks
) to cover the label with scotch tape so the text doesn't smear from juice leakage.
They wind up looking something like this:
I've learned (from the school of hard knocks
) to cover the label with scotch tape so the text doesn't smear from juice leakage.
I cut a sheet of blank paper into small strips and tape it to the bottles.
You can also just print the descriptions on the paper, cut it, and then tape it you prefer.
You can also just print the descriptions on the paper, cut it, and then tape it you prefer.
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