Outlet 🎉 Puracycle Reusable Blank Labels (Pack Of 50) 🔔

Cut your wastage and costs by switching to these Puracycle reusable blank labels. The three-layered design means your food storage containers can be placed in the dishwasher without having to remove these labels. This allows you to reuse each one for a full year, saving you money on single-use labels while also reducing the amount of paper waste you produce.

When paired with the Puracycle marker pens (FB284 – sold separately), these labels can be exposed to hot, cold, wet and dry conditions without the ink fading. This means your containers can be safely stored in all areas of the kitchen. The text will only be removed when you apply water and friction, allowing you to quickly re-label your food storage boxes at any time.

The easy-to-remove design means these labels also won’t leave behind any bacteria-harbouring paper residue when finally taken off your containers. This will help to keep your storage boxes clean and hygienic at all times.

Product features

• Dimensions 78(W) x 52(L)mm
• Material Paper
• Weight 100g
• Colour White
• Features an oriented polypropylene film top layer, synthetic paper middle layer and waterproof-adhesive bottom
• To erase, apply wet friction to the labels with a sponge, cloth or scrubber
• The labels are engineered to last approximately 500 dishwasher cycles
• Each pack of 50 provides the same amount of uses as 25,000 standard labels
• The labels can be easily removed without the need for peeling, scrubbing or scratching
• Leave no unhygienic paper residue when removed from your containers
• The labels are fully recyclable after use
• Enables easy identification of your containers’ contents
• The Puracycle marker pen ink (FB284 – sold separately) will stay on through steam, condensation, freezing water and boiling water
• These reusable labels are designed to cut wastage and save you money
• The reusable design means you only need to label your containers once per year
• Simply write on the labels and wash off the text when you’re done