Although our iron-on labels are designed NOT to be removed, if you have a need to remove them, then we suggest you try the following. Cover the label with a THIN, DRY pressing cloth or handkerchief, and using the hottest heat setting that your garment will withstand, apply heat for 10-15 seconds. Immediately, before the label cools, try to lift the edge of the label with your fingernail. Continue heating and peeling the label from your garment. Be careful not to burn yourself or the garment.

Apply labels to CLEAN, thoroughly DRY garments only. (Labels applied to soiled or damp garments will not adhere properly). Verify your application time and iron temperature. Allow the garment and label to cool to room temperature. Try to peel the label off with your fingernail, if it peels, your iron is not hot enough. Try ironing the fabric to heat it up, then follow the above instructions. See similar questions...

Our iron-on labels are guaranteed to stay on through the washer and dryer if they are applied correctly. We cannot stress enough that the instructions enclosed with every set of labels must be followed. We have tried and tested this product ourselves with our family's clothes and none of our labels have ever come off. See similar questions...

Our labels can be sewn-on or ironed-on whichever you prefer to do with them. We recommend doing both. See our application instructions. See similar questions...

You are about to tackle one of my favorite jobs, removing a cast iron tub. Cast iron tubs weigh about 300 pounds. They are hard to install when new and almost impossible to remove and useless to anyone but a metal salvage outfit. remove the waste & overflow drain fittings. the top part is held on with screws, the bottom drain fitting, threads into a receiving female thread. See similar questions...

How can I remove the melted and cohered rubber from my iron's bottom? The rubber material came from a sliper's bottom which is used to prevent slippery. well i have recently being diagnosed with esophagitis grade 3 which is pretty severe.i have been prescribed pariet 20mg twice a day. i am taking it and it has been helpful. i have made small changes in my diet as well.dont have heartburn any more but still have acid reflux. can someone please advise how to get rid of acid reflux. See similar questions...

ALWAYS do a test on your fabric first! After time, the hem tape is not removable. The tape can be removed, (with re-heating) but the glue stays! It works best on fabrics with some cotton. DO NOT use it on anything sheer or silk or any other fine fabrics. See similar questions...

Use dilute Brewer's Edge Cleanser (William's product #A25), using 1 tablespoon per gallon of water. Use eye protection and gloves for safety when mixing Brewer's Edge Cleanser. Soak the bottles for 24 hours or longer, until the labels start to lift off the glass. Some labels, particularly waterproof foil labels, are very hard to remove, but many commercial labels will just lift off the glass. Rinse thoroughly when done. See similar questions...

No, labels do not have to be removed prior to recycling, however remove caps and rinse the containers. See similar questions...

If rust and/or iron is a concern, we recommend that a water test be conducted to determine the appropriate recommendation for your particular condition. In general, rust, also known as Ferric Iron, shows up in water as visible red particles. Depending on the level of rust in the water, a whole house sediment cartridge can work. For higher levels, a backwashing system can work. Iron, also known as Clear Water Iron or Ferrous Iron, can be removed with a water softener or iron removal system. See similar questions...

To remove ferric iron (Fe+++), you must use an iron filter. We offer an iron removal filter (model APIR100). It can remove up to 10ppm of iron while simultaneously correcting low pH water. It uses a specially formulated, high capacity filtering media. It is offered in several flow ranges from 6 GPM up to 18 GPM (peak use). Please contact us if this type of product is of interest. See similar questions...

Many of our label materials are semi-permanent ? they can be removed by just lifting a corner. Our static cling labels, for example, are easily removable. Our permanent adhesive labels require a bit of work to remove. Start by heating the label. Wait for the sun to hit the label or use a hair dryer. Start with a corner of the label. Many use their fingernail; a knife or even thin credit card works well, too. See similar questions...

You can iron directly over Simply Spray, but not Stencil Spray. It is not necessary to iron Simply Spray to heat set it. Stencil Spray should be treated like silkscreen and care should be taken to avoid ironing it. Ironing directly over the paint could distort the appearance. See similar questions...

Yes, if the iron is still in solution ( it has not been oxidized ). How much it can remove depends on the size resin tank of your softener. The more iron in the water, the larger the resin tank needs to be to remove all the iron. E-mail us for advice on your situation. See similar questions...

Several years ago, we embarked on an ambitious program to remove iron from our water in some of our service areas. We investigated numerous technologies available to remove iron from water and have been installing numerous iron removal systems in communities along the South Shore. In those areas where the systems have been installed, the results have been impressive and customer complaints have dropped dramatically. See similar questions...

Try heating equal parts of vinegar and salt in a small pan. Rub the solution on a cool iron, and wipe dry. Return to Topic Index I would like to know how to best remove a curry stain from a light colored washable shirt. (Tumeric is the yellowing agent in curry sauce and has left behind a yellow stain.) Curry/tumeric stains can be very difficult to impossible to remove. First try soaking in a solution of enzyme product, i.e., Biz. (Follow the instructions on the package). See similar questions...

We accept Checks in US Dollars, Money Orders, Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover. All first time orders must be paid in full before the order will be placed in production. Subsequent orders can be placed using UPS COD or credit card to avoid the COD fee. We strongly recommend phoning or faxing your credit card information to us for your protection. Top See similar questions...

Dymo® and Label Value labels should be stored in a climate controlled environment away from any heat source. Storage at temperatures less than 77 degrees fahrenheit will ensure your labels last for many years. No. LabelWriter uses thermal technology not ink cartridges, which means you will save $$ from not having to purchase ink refills. See similar questions...