If you are having problems with dribbles wiping out labels you have a bigger problem - exposure. Look into alternate methods of storing and dispensing.
Lynn Knudtson
We use Word and print on Avery 5163 (2"x4") or 5160 (1"x2 5/8"). We
Alternatively, we use the Fisherbrand Self-Adhesive Labels that are white
-Jo
On 12/13/12 12:17 PM, "Brian T. Mars"
How does everyone make temporary labels for solutions that go to lab? A
-Brian
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From: "Wagoner, Jo"
To: DCHAS-L**At_Symbol_Here**MED.CORNELL.EDU
Subject: Re: [DCHAS-L] labels
Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2012 18:27:16 +0000
sometimes use the WeatherProof Avery 5523 (2"x4") labels which stay on well
yet can be removed easily. The downside on the WeatherProof label over the
regular label is that dribbled organic solvents may wash off the printing.
Occationally we have used the same sizes of a different brand.
with red borders (11-850A through 11-850F) and hand print the required
information with a Sharpie. These are durable, stay on well, and can be
taken off easily (before getting them wet).
generation ago I programmed an Apple IIe to make labels with a dot matrix
printer. They worked great but eventually the computer people stopped
supporting that hardware. Now I use a PC with a Dymo Labelwriter Turbo.
These labels are on thermal print stock and don't do well when solvents or
acids dribble on them. I'm hoping some of you have a better method.
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