Tatuoggg (200)

A bit on the small side but usable.

There were no instructions. Wasn’t sure which way around to iron. If to use dry iron or steam. The pen nibs started to fray. But for the price well worth it.

Bought these to label my mother’s clothes for residential care. Very quick and easy to use; I wrote them out first, and then ironed on. They don’t need a huge amount of effort, a couple of passes with a hot iron was enough (I used a tea-towel to protect more delicate fabrics). I’m hoping that they’ll withstand the rigours of a care home laundry, but so far, so good. They certainly seem well stuck and of good quality.

Iron On Labels Comes With Pen ( Good )Easy To Use ( Good )Labels Just Stuck In A Bag ( Poor )Good Value ( Good)Overall Labels Stick Well ( Good ,)

I needed some iron-on labels for when my dad recently went into a care home and these were ideal.You get plenty of labels and a pen to write on them too. These are easy enough to write on and I suggest you write on the labels before you adhere them to the garment.These stuck to the clothes easily and a couple of passes with a hot iron was enough to get these to stick. I found it best to lay the clothes out flat whilst the label cooled down and fully stuck and then folded them up afterwards.A simple idea, but it does it well and it has held up to repeated washing so far. Great for kids school labels or for care homes etc.