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Label Off

Label Off

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Brand: Oenophelia
Category: Kitchen

Buy New: $11.99

Qty 700 In Stock


Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars 9 reviews
Sales Rank: 35573

Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.5 x 0.3

Model: 100110
UPC: 028588001103
EAN: 0028588001103
ASIN: B00005MMCF

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • A necessity for all wine collectors
  • The best way to remove labels
  • Each kit is for removing up to 10 labels
  • A necessity for recording in a Wine Dossier
  • Splits printed surface of the paper from the adhesive backing

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
The absolute most effective way to remove labels. Splits the printed surface of the paper from the adhesive backing leaving a laminated label to place into a wine-tasters diary. Use: Label Off works by laminating, and then removing the upper printed surface of the label from its backing. Grasp the pull-tab and slowly peel the Label Off from the bottle surface.


Customer Reviews:   Read 4 more reviews...

2 out of 5 stars Wine Label Remover   May 6, 2008
C. Grace (California)
The adhesive works on some labels but doesn't work well on any labels that have foil or metallic in them.


4 out of 5 stars Tricky, but worth the work   November 24, 2007
Kerry B (Boston, MA USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful

Definitely not a quick solution, but by far the most successful. I used to soak my bottles in water only to then have to scrape off mushy labels and paste them into a book. I would recommend rubbing very firmly with a hard object (they recommend a spoon; it worked well for me) and checking carefully to make sure you have no air bubbles. I waited 12+ hours (overnight) before peeling off as the adhesive gets stronger with time. When I peeled them off the next day, I had no problems and the labels came off perfectly. I would definitely recommend letting the bottles sit for a few hours before trying to peel off but this product works. It also helps if you understand that the purpose is to remove the papery front of the label from the sticky back - go in with the right expectations and you will do fine.


4 out of 5 stars Tricky, but they do work   November 9, 2007
J. C. M. Bannerman (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful

All right, I have had difficulties in using these when first starting out, but they do what they are supposed to do.

First off, wait until you are sober to try and do this as they are sticky. Don't do this immediately after you have been drinking the wine or you will have problems because the labeloff wasn't on properly.

Secondly, make sure the labeloff is on properly. That means stuck totally to the label. Not wadded up or with air bubbles.

You will want to use a knife to get any bubbles out and make sure the labeloff is on the wine label.

Thirdly, wait a few minutes before removing the labels.

Another suggestion is to use a single edged razor blade to help lift off an edge of the label. Go underneath the label with the blade to make it easier to remove the labels.

Sure, it is work, but it is the best way to remove labels now that vintners are making them harder to get off and save.

Also, you will need to use them a few times before you get the hang of these.



5 out of 5 stars Label-offs   July 25, 2006
ausgal (VA, United States)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful

An excellent product for the wine lover who loves to try new wines! Great to keep handy in your bag when eating out at restaurants, and if you save the labels it's easy to find those wines again! There is a trick to using them - you have to leave the label-off on the bottle for a while and rub a hard object over the entire label area to remove air bubbles and make sure it adheres to the label properly (think of applying contact paper to a schoolbook). Pull slowly and from the edges, stopping if it starts to tear - only the top layer of the label will come off (the lower layer of paper from the label stays adhered to the bottle). Save the white backing & reapply it to the label-off after use for easier non-stick storage.


1 out of 5 stars Don't Waste Your Money   December 27, 2005
Laurie Cole (VA)
7 out of 11 found this review helpful

I was so excited about the prospect of saving my labels. This product does not work. I have tried numerous times on different wine bottles and have had absolutely no success. Save your money and soak your bottles in water.

Qty 700 In Stock


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