labeling bottles
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i use blank return address labels and just write flavor on it and stick it on bottle(somestimes need tape to help it stick)(i print my own return addy labels) they are in the office supply section at walgreens
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I get file folder labels from the dollar store. Use permanent marker to write on them and put clear plastic tape over the label after I stick it on the bottle. Very easy and inexpensive.
I think that I get about 50-100 labels for $1
I think that I get about 50-100 labels for $1
great idea. i actually have some of these. i cant believe i didnt think of this because this is how i was labeling my cartos. i was cutting them super small and taping labels on the condoms
I use sheets of golf leaf and a fine quill pen and do a little calligraphy.
No seriously I just use a sharpy directly on the bottle. No labels at all. Then I don't have to worry about it if I need to clean the bottles.
No seriously I just use a sharpy directly on the bottle. No labels at all. Then I don't have to worry about it if I need to clean the bottles.
I print avery address labels on the computer and cover them with tape. My handwriting is so awful, I wouldn't give ANYONE a bottle with a hand-written label. Hell, I might get my own bottles confused and not know what I'm vaping
LOL
LOL
I do this for juice that I make for friends and family. I use the file labels for my personal juice.
I went to micheals and got a pack of 72 labels for 2 bucks and they wrap perfectly around my bottles and I just write with a marker a name/mix/percentages on the label before I put them on
sometimes my girlfriend cutsies them up with flowers and hearts.. LOL
sometimes my girlfriend cutsies them up with flowers and hearts.. LOL
I either use my label maker (its actually really inexpensive), or i print cutesy type labels on waterproof adress labels on the computer when I have time. (The label maker is faster but not as pretty).
That's what I do. A long time ago I picked up a bunch of the blue painter's masking tape at the dollar store, and wound up with most of it left over after painting. I like the painter's stuff because it comes right off when I'm done with that bottle of juice - no picking off residue or stuck pieces. It doesn't look nice, but it works great for me.
I don't have a "label maker", but I like my juices to look as nice as possible. (my writing is HORRIBLE)..
I had some full sheet blank labels I used for something. I don't have MS word or a label program on my PC, so I just booted up wordpad, made a big font label, 3 rows worth of various flavors. put a date on them, their pg/vg ratio. and printed them. u have to cut them indivually. Found out the ink will run when they get wet, and they peel on glass jars. Add some tape and Whola, juice jars.
I had some full sheet blank labels I used for something. I don't have MS word or a label program on my PC, so I just booted up wordpad, made a big font label, 3 rows worth of various flavors. put a date on them, their pg/vg ratio. and printed them. u have to cut them indivually. Found out the ink will run when they get wet, and they peel on glass jars. Add some tape and Whola, juice jars.
Almost the same exact story here. I use blue painters tape for almost everything now lol but it does work great when used to label bottles.
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