Labeling

[Guest guest]

I use masking tape....the blue stuff cuz I like the color...and then I

write on it with a fat Sharpie...the beige stuff would work equally

well, I expect. No fuss, no muss, no residue!

Also, the labels fron GT bottles peel off quite nicely if you first

fill the bottle with hot water.....(I know...not everyone uses them,

but I think quite a few do!)

Gayle

[Guest guest]

I use masking tape....the blue stuff cuz I like the color...and then I

write on it with a fat Sharpie...the beige stuff would work equally

well, I expect. No fuss, no muss, no residue!

Also, the labels fron GT bottles peel off quite nicely if you first

fill the bottle with hot water.....(I know...not everyone uses them,

but I think quite a few do!)

Gayle

[Guest guest]

So far my labels are hot pink 4 " x6 " lined sticky notes which ai also

tape on. I wrote on it all the details: start date; how much and what

kind of tea. there's room for other info and I can always stick the

sticky note in a notebook if i want to keep records.

I like kewepign records, maybe it's my training as an historian, to

document so i can look back later.

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May the Holy Spirit dance in our hearts!

Sister Gloriamarie Amalfitano, S/FC

http://knitternun.blogspot.com

SanDiegoFiberFolk

KnitternunMeditation/

MereBenedictines/

LET US BEGIN TO SEE BEYOND race, beyond culture, beyond gender, beyond

sexual orientation, beyond religion, beyond, beyond all these

externals and see each other as God's beloved. When we relate to

others as God relates to us, our sense of being God's beloved deepens

even more.

From page 25 of The Way of Transforming Discipleship by Trevor Hudson

and D. . Copyright © 2005 by Upper Room Books.

[Guest guest]

So far my labels are hot pink 4 " x6 " lined sticky notes which ai also

tape on. I wrote on it all the details: start date; how much and what

kind of tea. there's room for other info and I can always stick the

sticky note in a notebook if i want to keep records.

I like kewepign records, maybe it's my training as an historian, to

document so i can look back later.

--

-

May the Holy Spirit dance in our hearts!

Sister Gloriamarie Amalfitano, S/FC

http://knitternun.blogspot.com

SanDiegoFiberFolk

KnitternunMeditation/

MereBenedictines/

LET US BEGIN TO SEE BEYOND race, beyond culture, beyond gender, beyond

sexual orientation, beyond religion, beyond, beyond all these

externals and see each other as God's beloved. When we relate to

others as God relates to us, our sense of being God's beloved deepens

even more.

From page 25 of The Way of Transforming Discipleship by Trevor Hudson

and D. . Copyright © 2005 by Upper Room Books.

[Guest guest]

Hello Silani,

I print a page of fancy borders in Power Point (1 inch x 2 inch) on a regular

paper, like 8 or

10 borders per page and I cut the borders I need when bottling some Kombucha and

just

write with a pen the type of Kombucha tea, the date and everything else I care

to note. I

put the piece of paper in a little bit of milk and it serves as a glue on any

type of bottles.

Very easy to wash. Very inexpensive, non toxic and it can be customized to your

taste ;-)

le

>

> I wonder what kinds of labeling people use. I really despise

> scratching off old labels, or using toxic products

>

> Silani

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Silani,

I print a page of fancy borders in Power Point (1 inch x 2 inch) on a regular

paper, like 8 or

10 borders per page and I cut the borders I need when bottling some Kombucha and

just

write with a pen the type of Kombucha tea, the date and everything else I care

to note. I

put the piece of paper in a little bit of milk and it serves as a glue on any

type of bottles.

Very easy to wash. Very inexpensive, non toxic and it can be customized to your

taste ;-)

le

>

> I wonder what kinds of labeling people use. I really despise

> scratching off old labels, or using toxic products

>

> Silani

>

[Guest guest]

Great idea le,

!! I love the idea of using milk as a glue.....of course, it would be

great.

I can also see color coding working well with this method....Oh!

Except the colors would run in the milk.

Back to the drawing board with the color idea. Permanent markers?

Silani

On Aug 14, 2007, at 6:23 PM, davani123 wrote:

> I print a page of fancy borders in Power Point (1 inch x 2 inch) on

> a regular paper, like 8 or

> 10 borders per page and I cut the borders I need when bottling some

> Kombucha and just

> write with a pen the type of Kombucha tea, the date and everything

> else I care to note. I

> put the piece of paper in a little bit of milk and it serves as a

> glue on any type of bottles.

> Very easy to wash. Very inexpensive, non toxic and it can be

> customized to your taste ;-)

[Guest guest]

Great idea le,

!! I love the idea of using milk as a glue.....of course, it would be

great.

I can also see color coding working well with this method....Oh!

Except the colors would run in the milk.

Back to the drawing board with the color idea. Permanent markers?

Silani

On Aug 14, 2007, at 6:23 PM, davani123 wrote:

> I print a page of fancy borders in Power Point (1 inch x 2 inch) on

> a regular paper, like 8 or

> 10 borders per page and I cut the borders I need when bottling some

> Kombucha and just

> write with a pen the type of Kombucha tea, the date and everything

> else I care to note. I

> put the piece of paper in a little bit of milk and it serves as a

> glue on any type of bottles.

> Very easy to wash. Very inexpensive, non toxic and it can be

> customized to your taste ;-)

[Guest guest]

I've always wondered if one country has labeling laws that differ from

another country..say Canada differs from the USA, and Canada makes a

gluten free product to ship to the US, do they go by our labeling or

'gluten free' laws, or theirs?

hope that makes sense.