300 Removable Blank Food Labels, Water/Oil/Tear Resistant with Perforation Line for Freezer Food Containers Jars Pantry Organization (Each Measures 1” x 3”)

Wonderful labels. Easy to use, EASY to remove. Yet they stay put as long as you need them to. I was so over ripping and peeling old labels off of jars. Going to buy a bigger size for other projects too!

These are labels that are designed to stick on your containers during the freezing process, but still be easy to "peel off" when you later want to empty that container and wash it.In my case I put these on all the foods I stick in our freezers. I write on the label (with a black pen) both what the food is and the date I stuck that food in the freezer. Then I can easily tell (months later) what is in that container and how "fresh" it is. Of course, after taking the food out, defrosting it in the microwave, and eating it, I peel off the label and put the dirty container in the dishwasher.Since the labels are discarded after each use, you will have to use another label the next time you put that container in the freezer. However, since the labels cost less than 2 cents each, this is a relatively cheap way to know what foods you are keeping around! And this does a good job of telling (just by reading the label) what you have frozen, vs guessing what the food might be (based upon what it looks like)...

I go through a lot of labels (use them on small glass bottles) and getting them off the bottle was always a struggle. Even if the label came off there was a lot of glue residue left behind. Saw these and figured I'd give them a shot. They work wonderfully! They stick on tight but, when you want to remove them, they peel off without leaving any trace of residue behind. If I'm careful I can even re-use the label since it still has a good amount of stickiness left after peeling it off the bottle.The size (1x3) is perfect for 60 ml bottles -- lots of room to write but the label still fits just fine without overlapping ends. Zero ink bleed of the writing on the label.My only quibble is that I wish they came in sheets rather than on a roll. Minor issue, however, and it certainly won't stop me from picking up another roll when these are used up.10 stars!

Easy to use, great size. Definitely recommended.

Pros: These stick to most oil-free, dry surfaces. Removal is easy and clean.A chemistry lesson to understand What Ink To Use On These Food Labels:- These are fairly water resistant labels. Water doesn't stick to the labels. Water based inks will come off AS THEY SHOULD!- In chemistry, there is a saying "Like dissolves like." So, the oil on the cooking oil bottle you grabbed? It would dissolve any oil-based pigments on the labels you grab afterwards. Ain't that a b!%(#… Let's Get ON With The Dang Solution! (hehe, pun intended)« Use Permanent Markers! » They usually have ingredients that are NOT going to dissolve in common food ingredients, which make them (probably) safer to grab than pigments and inks dissolved in anything that might come off and contaminate your food!Permanent markers usually:- Do Not contain oil or water. They are hydrophobic - they somewhat repel water!- Do use alcohols as their base solvent. You gotta be mindful of that, though alcohols do tend to evaporate.- Use an ingredient to protect them from water. Again, the ink should be rather hydrophobic, and this ingredient or ingredients will achieve that.- Use an ingredient to hold all the other ingredients that are Not Soluble in alcohols together.Pointers for preventing permanent markers from coming off the labels: If you touch alcohols or ingredients like acetone (nail polish remover) WASH AND DRY YOUR HANDS Before handling permanent markers or any of their inked surfaces. I repeat, get the solvents off of your hands to prevent dissolving the damn ink LOLIf you want to remove permanent marker ink, applying alcohol alone won't do. You have to undo the bonds between a lot of the ingredients, lift the particular pigment onto something else, get the resin to come off, etc. Good luck 🫠🫡Sorta kinda Con for the label itself?? They fall off in the freezer IF the surface they are on gets bent, because the material is too stiff and sturdy to flex when frozen. For freezer bags you intend to bend and squish, a super thin wash-off sticker that requires hot water to remove might fare better.I consider the thickness that causes that Con to be a personal Pro.I wouldn't say the labels are indestructible, but I prefer them over the other labels that wash off with hot water. Those flimsy things drove me crazy! The date section was too small to see or write on. I don't have to write over the ridiculously tiny text on food labels, or stick to using them in my kitchen.Like the title says, I use these all over my home!I can scribble tags in drawers and cabinets to note what goes where. My husband won't have an excuse for making a wreck of the house anymore, mmMWAA haA haA haAa hHAaaa ! . . .I actually did that already, and he doesn't see/read them. *sigh* *squeak* help

These labels are outstanding! I'm coming back to buy more. I'm a teacher and use them in the classroom to label everything. They stick great and stay put all year long. Unlike other labels or masking tape, when it's time to remove them, they peel right off and leave no sticky residue behind.

I was using masking tape which is not easy to remove to label my meal prepping containers. Then I found these labels. They are super easy to peel off and remove. A regular pen and you write easily to label clearly! So very much worth the money! I will definitely buy it again. Absolutely recommend!

This is a must have. Work great. They stick when you want them to and come off when you want them to. No more "what's this?" when going thru your freezer-equals less waste and saving money.

81% 5 stars at the time of this writing and that is a CLEAR signal how good these labels are and I concur. Owned for almost two (2) months.Bought a single roll of 1 x 2"1. Put the roll into a former yogurt container with lid (keep clean) - and to ensure it doesn't fall on the ground and unwind all over the place.2. Bought a double sided Sharpie to help with writing on Ziploc bags and these labels. Fatter markers are no good.3. Small date one corner - "Aug/24" then the item name.PROS:- MASSIVE - they are *EASY* to remove and more importantly (TWF [the wife factor]) they *DO NOT* leave any sticky residue. Cue Ralphie. (Him kissing back is me loving these!)- HUGE - write with the Sharpie - no smearing at all- HUGE - put these on Ziploc/Rubbermaid/Baby Moov [and similar small containers] - they stick and stay on. I have seen a couple rising at a corner where I will push down but so far no concerns with 'falling off'. Sometimes it is a "side" or "lid" choice and that may impact the area to adhere to. Washing your hands first and ensuring the containers are free of any "accidental" grease or liquids - is mandatory. Picking up and resticking may be a concern but the sticky part is pretty good - not weak (which is why I am amazed that there is no residue). [NOTE - that with a ziploc bag it moves around a freezer - but with these containers - I put them into my stand up freezer and fridge freezer - they move because I physically move them not because I pulled container X and now these five others fall down like bags]- NICE TOUCH - perforated. I use both the complete label but also for the smaller ones (like buying a slew of KFC gravy and we put into the smaller containers) - I cut the labels in half. I noticed that you cannot "rip" the labels (to cut in half) - a minor downside. But the perforated sheets - great to rip off and toss.CONS:- Fact of life - you cannot adhere to a frozen or cold container. The labels will not stick. If you forget you may be out of luck - but for me it is now a habit to pull out the labels immediately.Per the con - I cannot go through our freezer and label what wasn't before but at least now the number of labeled are starting to be more than the older to purge them as they are not used. Also adding the date now helps - there are times where we don't want to throw out some homemade meat juices - but then we look x months later - a thick layer of fat - what is this again? Knowing what it is will help in determining which dish to use it for --- or we end up tossing it.Ziploc bags are always labeled but none of these containers were - but now they are too and I am so pleased with this. I hope the formula for these labels does not change.Highly recommended.

Las compré para ponerle el sabor a las bolsitas de los bolis congelados, pero la etiqueta se despega muy buen tamaño, pero no me sirvió para lo que yo necesitaba

Las etiquetas perfectas para envases a refrigerar o congelar. Quedan fijas aún cuando el recipiente está húmedo.

Das sind gute Gefrieretiketten. Sie lassen keine Rückstände zurück, auch nicht auf tupperware.

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