Good sir, thank you so much for this technique! I recently started my own pickle company selling out of my home and was stressing out that the labels weren’t coming in on time for me to start selling. You have saved me some serious headaches. I also homebrew beer and cider and am going to use this for bottling. Cheers, my friend 🍻
Finally someone who uses an old fashioned method, besides using store bought glue! Thank you. I have also used flour and water with a bit of glucose. I am trying to find the best method
@5YearPlan Wait so you are saying that milk will make regular paper stick?🤔does it have to be 2%milk or can it be full cream? will this work on plastic bottles too?
Thanks for the tutorial. I have one question however: What in gods name is that milk jug, i have never seen anything like that, it must hold like 7 liters or something holy moly. Never seen milk in a plastic bottle.
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Good sir, thank you so much for this technique! I recently started my own pickle company selling out of my home and was stressing out that the labels weren’t coming in on time for me to start selling. You have saved me some serious headaches. I also homebrew beer and cider and am going to use this for bottling. Cheers, my friend 🍻
I honestly expected a way more complicated process, but no, just printer paper and milk, that's incredible! Thanks for making this video :)
Thank youuuuu!!! I wanted to do this for a personalized candle I made for my brother in law’s wedding so I’m very grateful! Thank you!!
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I thought I was gonna have to buy a custom label, this is awesome. Thank you!
Glad you like it!
Thank you so much. Simple and straight to the point
Thanks for the tip!
Very helpful sir!
Finally someone who uses an old fashioned method, besides using store bought glue! Thank you. I have also used flour and water with a bit of glucose. I am trying to find the best method
How did it compare to this one? Which one was better?
milk is definitely better!@@TatzkaTube
milk is definitely better!@@TatzkaTube
Thank you very much!
Fantastic! You saved me hours of work making labels. I love it. How do you make your Brew?
What’s the size of those labels?
Can you use this method on plastic bottles?
I love this! Thank you! Does it work on plastic?😊
I’ve never tried but I think it would. Thanks for watching!
@5YearPlan Wait so you are saying that milk will make regular paper stick?🤔does it have to be 2%milk or can it be full cream? will this work on plastic bottles too?
I’ve only done it with 2%, but I think that any milk would work. I’ve also never tried it on plastic.
😂😂😂wait a min (milk) ok cool
Thanks for the tutorial.
I have one question however:
What in gods name is that milk jug, i have never seen anything like that, it must hold like 7 liters or something holy moly. Never seen milk in a plastic bottle.
Lol, it’s just a normal 1 gallon jug here in the states.
@@5yearplan269ahah is that so?
I wish mercy on the cow that has to fill it.
@@BlessedDog Most likely multiple cows milk
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Will it smell like spoiled milk?
No
Those milk ain’t safe to drink