🏠 Revolutionize Your Home Brewing with FastLabel Fermentation Accessories: Standard 12oz Beer Bottle Labels by FastFerment Review

I've learned from other reviews that water is easier and it's true that most look invisible after the dryer has finished leaving bubbles Has

This is great. It took a little getting used to using it. Make sure the water is fully boiled and immerse for a second, then pull out and immerse again. This creates fewer wrinkles.

Make sure to use boiling water. Don't try to use a hair dryer even if it is mentioned as an option. It won't make them hot enough. Applied correctly, they hold the label well and keep it quite dry even in the fridge.

Not a big fan of these shrink wraps. I followed the instructions for the tee. Each time they came out with some blisters and didn't look good. I went back to using clear tape to attach the labels to the bottle.

Overall I like them and will use them again. However, no matter how much I practiced, I could never get a really smooth result. Even the best of my labels had little creases on the plastic casing. On the plus side, they are much easier to remove than traditional sticky labels.

I've tried them many times but they don't suit me very well. When I use a hair dryer, they shrink unevenly and wrinkle a lot. They shrink better if you soak them in water, but then your label will get wet, and if you print on regular paper you'll only get ink all over the label. This defeats the reason for getting them in the first place. So that's a good idea, but doesn't work for me. Maybe for you.

Very practical product. I couldn't do it with the blow dryer method, but warm water worked great. There is a method of submerging bottles in water so as not to cut excess material off the bottle. I would definitely buy again. For beginners in bottling and labelling, this is a great product and gets the job done. Tip: When you dip the bottle in hot water, do it slowly so the excess shrinks at the top and forms a bottle.

I've searched everywhere to find a quality way to label my home brewed beer. I tried several printed labels and they all faded or fell off as soon as I put the beer on ice. This is definitely the way to go. Simply print the label on plain paper, stick it on the bottle, put the bottle in the plastic wrap and immerse it in hot water. The plastic sleeve immediately takes the shape of a bottle. I cut off the excess and that's it. I washed these labeled bottles and of course the plastic coating was…