RE: CULT: Labels

My experience:
  
  Xylene based paint pens work well, but fade in the sunlight after a year. Good for seed starting labels etc.
  
  Water based paint pens dry up and don't work after a few months, but  the writing is more sun-fast. Good for childrens projects as they are  non-toxic. They are fun to use to decorate pots - but I digress...
  
  PLASTIC (not paper) labels (address labels) such as AVERY brand which  can be printed on with a LASER printer are very durable, and do not  fade. The key is that these CANNOT be printed on with a regular  dot-matrix printer, only a laser printer will work. These come in 81/2  by 11 inch sheets containing some 30 labels (1x3). They do not peel off  of a smooth surface (i.e. window blind or sheet metal) easily.
  
  Young dogs love to chew up plastic labels on window blinds...
  
  Young dogs are not interested in metal labels...
  
  Chad Schroter
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