I have always used these labels for the basic use of addresses. However, I have found some unusual additional uses for them as well. 1. Nametags: I teach large classes and only wish to see first names and that is what I ask for as large as they can fit or a nickname. 2. Icebrakers: At friendly meetings I ask each to write their name and print one important thing about themselves. At the beginning of the meeting, I have the person to the right introduce the person to the left to the group and tell them of her special talent. 3. Cords: In this very heavy electronic age, keeping track of all the different cords is very confusing. To fix this I write the name of the device on the label on both ends and then stick it around the cord. 3. Games: I choose famous people, places of things depending upon the kind of party it is. Place the name on a label and have the person ask someone a yes or no question about the person. First one to guess whose name is on the back wins. All in all, I feel these address labels are a very valuable and important part of my private and professional life. I recommend them to everyone.
For work, and for organizations I volunteer for, creating address labels is an essential task. For years, the problem of labels that got stuck in the printer, or where the address didn't line up or fit on the labels, has been a problem. Avery labels work reliably, and work all the way to the bottom of the large 3000 label box, even when it takes us all year to use them up.
you won't have to throw away any labels that tear when peeling. they come off very easily. They are a bit on the small side so if you have an address with more than a few lines, it might be tough.
Whether in the office or at home, these are my label of choice. For mass mailings or my Christmas labels, these labels are a quality product that I would recommend to everyone.
We use this label for labeling the lot#'s on our shipments when we receive them. They print very well and are a breeze to remove from the backing paper.
We use these at work alot, for addressing envelopes, return addresses, and some custom work for Certified Mail receipts (or at least I do.) The Easy Peel is a blessing, the older labels would get mangled sometimes trying to get them off of the backing. I just wish the perforations to divide the page into thirds worked better, I have peeled labels when trying to separate the pages, that is frustrating to say the least. Other than the perforations I think these are really good labels.