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I use pencil and then gather all the labels up at the end of the winter and they are beautifully clean and ready to use again!
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Aerodynamically the bumblebee shouldn't be able to fly, but the bumblebee doesn't know that so it goes on flying anyway.
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I always end up with the plastic ones in the compost bin or somewhere where they shouldnt be, always with the wrong name on it. I now use china graph pencils as these clean of f but stay put whilst you want it to.
For the main beds on the lotties I have started to make a batch of wooden ones about 18" long out of some treated exterior stair spindles, c/w pointy ends and a little hole at the end so they can be hung up.
The first person to make a small donation to
http://www.hearingdogs.org.uk/
can have half a dozen posted out to them to try.Comment
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China markers are also known as chinagraph pencils, if that helps.
There's also this idea for diy aluminium labels - you can (permanently) emboss the labels using a biro, so they never fade.Comment
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