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Are you a relative of someone in a nursing home or assisted living? Many people choose to label clothes and personal belongings — glasses, cases, canes and slippers — with name labels. Our name labels are durable and made from good-quality materials.
Product information
In nursing homes and assisted living, several people often live under the same roof and meet in shared spaces. It’s all too easy for a pair of glasses to be left on a table, or for the knitting to suddenly be a needle or two short. With name labels, you can easily label your loved ones’ belongings so it’s clearer who owns what. Label personal items with stick-on labels. The stick-on labels stand up to 60°C (140°F) washes and work on most things. Use them on the glasses case, the favorite mug and the slippers. They also work on clothing — just place the label on a synthetic care tag.
Alongside stick-on labels, many people choose iron-ons to label the clothing of loved ones in care. Iron-on labels go straight onto the garment with an iron and are a permanent way of labeling clothing. With our combo pack you get stick-on labels and iron-ons together at a reduced price.
How to use iron-on labels: Peel off an iron-on label and place it where you want it on the textile. Put a sheet of parchment paper over the label before warming the area with an iron. The iron should be on a high heat with no steam. Press down and move the iron over the area for 10 to 15 seconds, or until the label has “melted” into the fibers. You shouldn’t feel any “edges” on the label when it’s been applied properly. Wait 24 hours before exposing the label to water.
Instructions
Simple to apply, designed to stay put.
Tip: Don’t forget to label small items like eyeglasses and knitting supplies.
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