Want to get some labels to write the contents on after mixing. Nothing with a printer, just a pen or a fine tipped Sharpie. What sizes of Avery labels work for those that use them?
What size of Avery label for 30ml and 60ml bottles?
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I don't use expensive Avery labels for my DIY eliquid bottles. I just go to Dollar Tree and buy some of their inexpensive packs of usually at least 60 labels/pack. They have various colors, sizes, and shapes, and you'll find them in the school supplies section at Dollar Tree stores.
I write the eliquid name, PG/VG ratio, nic mg, and date I made it using a Fine Point Sharpie. I use them on bottles ranging from 30mL - 120mL, and they fit great! I usually also cover the label with a piece of clear packing tape so there's no way it can come off until I want it to. By the way, they also sell a small roll of that clear packing tape there, too, that comes on an easy cutting dispenser! Can't beat 60 labels and a roll of packing tape for $1 each + tax either!
I write the eliquid name, PG/VG ratio, nic mg, and date I made it using a Fine Point Sharpie. I use them on bottles ranging from 30mL - 120mL, and they fit great! I usually also cover the label with a piece of clear packing tape so there's no way it can come off until I want it to. By the way, they also sell a small roll of that clear packing tape there, too, that comes on an easy cutting dispenser! Can't beat 60 labels and a roll of packing tape for $1 each + tax either!
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I'll take a look next time I hit the $ store.
I use Frog Tape for quick and easy labels. It is just green painters tape, the blue painters tape works fine also. I cut the pieces with scissors so it doesn't look horrible...lol Stays on and an easy peel. Hope this helps.
A second vote for blue painter's tape. No mess when you change labels. Wish I know that before a whole bunch of bottle needed Goo B Gone to clean up when I used white mailing labels.
I still use Avery address labels in the Brother QL-700 label printer. The address label is 1.1" x 2.4". Those work on 120ml and 60ml bottles. For smaller bottles I usually use the handheld Brother Ptouch with labels that are 12mm tall and cut to length from a cartridge roll.
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