A while back I decided to organize my pantry. One of the things I didn't do when I originally completed the project was to label my containers. Just last weekend I finished labeling all of the containers in my pantry.
It only took five minutes but it will save me a ton of grief. Look at the photo above. If those canisters weren't labeled how would I know what was in them? White flour doesn't really look different from bread flour.
Anyway, label, label, label. You'll be glad you did.
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RUBBERMAID IS CLEAR TO HELP YOU SEE WHAT’S INSIDE. TO HELP ID THE CONTENT ADD A PRINTED LABEL, NOW THERE IS NO DOUBT!
I was wondering what labels are recommended for labeling rubbermaid containers? I have tried Avery labels which keep pealing off all the time. I want something that only comes off when I want it to. I am using the larger rubbermaid containers for everything under the sun. I just need help finding labels that stay on until I want them off.
Hi James – I have checked with our team and they suggest using mailing labels that you can find at office supply stores (like Staples, Office Depot, etc.). These should be a bit more permanent. I hope that helps. Thanks – Erin from Rubbermaid