Nifty way to label Leo (and other) cartomizers

[rave]

I'm fairly certain that I'm not the only one using a label maker to identify different flavors in cartomizers. The model that I use is a Brother P-Touch PT 2430 PC. It uses various widths of laminated vinyl adhesive labels which aren't damaged by eliquid. They're handy for labeling DIY bottles as well. The labels that I chose are 1/2" gold on black, and look pretty classy on a Leo.

 

[Jackal3]

Ok, that's pretty snazzy!

 

[hurricanegirl100]

Very nice!
Anyway you'd consider printing out a few of those and sending them out to me, Raven? I'd be happy to compensate you for your trouble!

 

[CountSmackula]

Great idea! Excellent looking labels.

 

[03ACE]

That's extremely handy, especially since my contractors at work use label makers all day, every day. When I get my gear, I guess I'll print up a sheet of all the labels I want I might even convert the one fella who is on analogs and mentioned he wants to try an e-cig to quit!

 

[daisygirlie]

I'm fairly certain that I'm not the only one using a label maker to identify different flavors in cartomizers. The model that I use is a Brother P-Touch PT 2430 PC. It uses various widths of laminated vinyl adhesive labels which aren't damaged by eliquid. They're handy for labeling DIY bottles as well. The labels that I chose are 1/2" gold on black, and look pretty classy on a Leo.
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I'm low tech - I use the caption stickers for scrapbooking, they stick well and ballpoint doesn't rub off (even sharpie will rub off - so ballpoint only!). I also use different colored ones and I can tell by the shape and color (for the pre-ballpoint labels) to easily grab the one I'm looking for