Need ideas for labeling flavors

[jcco]

Howdy folks. I am losing track of what liquid is in what clearo. I bought some removable Avery labels but they don't stick to anything. How do you keep track? I primarily use Evods.

 

[VprNomi]

I use different colored acrylic drip tips. Not only is it super easy but it looks great too. I buy adapters so I can use them with my crystal vision clearomizers. I'm not sure this will work with Evods though, since they appear to have permanently set rather than replaceable mouthpieces. I once heard of someone who used different colored tiny rubber bands (like those used on braces) and before I used the drip tips, I tried that but even combining more than one color on the same (carto, at the time) didn't work because I forgot which flavors went with which color combinations. I also once tried using tiny stickers (like those you'd find for nail art) but I had the same problem - couldn't remember which sticker went with which flavor. Of course, during both of those failed attempts, I had TONS of juice flavors to differentiate because I was still trying to find what I liked best at the time.

The drip tip method works really well for me - but then I only keep up to about 5 flavors on hand at a time now.

 

[Bob Lion54]

Howdy folks. I am losing track of what liquid is in what clearo. I bought some removable Avery labels but they don't stick to anything. How do you keep track? I primarily use Evods.

Get the non-removable labels. They will stick! A pain to get off if you ever want to use the clearo for another flavour, though. Still, you won't have to worry about which flavour is which.

It's what I do. Removing the labels can be a pain at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's not that hard, really.

If you do want to remove a permanent label, you can do so with nail polish remover, rubbing alcohol, or vinegar. They can damage certain plastics, so it's always best to test them out first. If you have an old clearo that you are planing on throwing out, it would be a perfect test subject.

 

[candimccann]

I use colored drip tips, too.

 

[bhswmc01]

I use different colored acrylic drip tips. Not only is it super easy but it looks great too. I buy adapters so I can use them with my crystal vision clearomizers. I'm not sure this will work with Evods though, since they appear to have permanently set rather than replaceable mouthpieces. I once heard of someone who used different colored tiny rubber bands (like those used on braces) and before I used the drip tips, I tried that but even combining more than one color on the same (carto, at the time) didn't work because I forgot which flavors went with which color combinations. I also once tried using tiny stickers (like those you'd find for nail art) but I had the same problem - couldn't remember which sticker went with which flavor. Of course, during both of those failed attempts, I had TONS of juice flavors to differentiate because I was still trying to find what I liked best at the time.

The drip tip method works really well for me - but then I only keep up to about 5 flavors on hand at a time now.

I love the rubber band idea! I'm only keeping 2 or 3 tanks full now so I can remember what's in them. The nice thing about evods is that they don't hold a lot of liquid.

 

[Myrany]

I use painters tape. No mess to cleanup when you remove it

 

[SissySpike]

Amazon.com: Teacher Created Resources Mini Stickers Valu Pak, Peace Signs (5162): Office Products
Here ya go they come in various shapes designs
If you think you will still get things confused just make a kee in a little note book put a sticker beside the description to match the clearo no more confusion.
I think every Dollar store in America has something similar

 

[MoonLit_Water]

I use a label maker works great for my bottles of DIY too

 

[VprNomi]

I also heard of people using clear nail polish to make stickers hold better - same issue - you'd have to use nail polish remover to get it off (though non-acetone remover is probably less likely to damage the tank, testing first is still a good idea).

Another thought, though maybe more expensive, is to simply use permanent labels and only use that particular flavor in that particular tank (so you never have to remove them). I don't know how many flavors you're working with but I buy separate clearos for each flavor (not a big problem for me since again, I'm pretty much down to just a handful of flavors I like best). It's just easier for me that way. I keep each clearo full of it's designated liquid so I can quickly & easily change flavors at a whim.

Get the non-removable labels. They will stick! A pain to get off if you ever want to use the clearo for another flavour, though. Still, you won't have to worry about which flavour is which.

It's what I do. Removing the labels can be a pain at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's not that hard, really.

If you do want to remove a permanent label, you can do so with nail polish remover, rubbing alcohol, or vinegar. They can damage certain plastics, so it's always best to test them out first. If you have an old clearo that you are planing on throwing out, it would be a perfect test subject.

 

[ingerri]

I use different colored mt3's(bigger version of evod) for mine, for hubbies(he has all steel colored)I put return address labels with what flavor is in them(he always uses same 3 flavors)

 

[peakcomm]

I once heard of someone who used different colored tiny rubber bands (like those used on braces) and before I used the drip tips, I tried that but even combining more than one color on the same (carto, at the time) didn't work because I forgot which flavors went with which color combinations.

The trick is, use the same combination of colored bands on the juice bottle. No more confusion!