recycling plastic labels

[4390evans]

Does anyone know what I can use to remove permanent marker from the plastic labels?

Thanks guys

[veggiechicken]

Try Nail Varnish remover

[DannyRam]

Try Nail Varnish remover

He could be a bloke!!!!!!!!

[rustylady]

He could be a bloke!!!!!!!!

She's not

[veggiechicken]

He could be a bloke!!!!!!!!

I know blokes who use Nail Varnish Remover...........................................





.........to clean plant labels

[Bill HH]

If that doesn't work, next time write your labels with black nail varnish, then it will work.

[RaptorUK]

Does anyone know what I can use to remove permanent marker from the plastic labels?

Thanks guys

CIF + water + elbow grease

Also, next time use pencil, it doesn't fade, ever.

[Scarlet]

...and if you use pencil you can just use a rubber to get it off. No elbow grease required.

[marchogaeth]

Try Nail Varnish remover

Just don't put all the labels in a jar of NPR and think you'll soak the writing off....................

.......Could have been sold as a piece of modern art!

[Potstubsdustbins]

For pencil I steal a piece of SWMBO's Doktor Power Magic eraser.

For permanent marker Swarfega hand wipes, which contain conditioners and moisturisers for my delicate dandies.

Potty

[Bren In Pots]

I use a fine grade of 'wet and dry' paper.

[Alison]

I use a chinograph (or something like that) pencil for labelling and then rub it off with one of those magic eraser things. Works really well and I have some that have lasted for about 7 or 8 years until they inevitably break.

[KarlB924]

I use a permanent marker too, easier to read from a distance than the pencils they give you. Fairly easy to get rid of with a bit of washing up liquid and a green scouring pad.

[Alison]

I use a permanent marker too, easier to read from a distance than the pencils they give you. Fairly easy to get rid of with a bit of washing up liquid and a green scouring pad.

Not very permanent then


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[Two_Sheds]

there's a clue in the name: permanent marker