The Kosher Cook Assorted Labels - 6 Blue Dairy, 6 Red Meat, 6 Green Parve Stickers - Oven Proof up to 500°, Freezable, Microwavable, Dishwasher Safe, English - Color Coded Kitchen Tools (Pack of 18)

I like the bright color, and that the blue is a pleasing turquoise shade of blue. On some things they stay on for a few months, but it’s so disappointing when they start peeling off -therefore you have to keep purchasing them. The other sad thing is if these are made in China.

perfact what i need for a good price

I got brand new scrub brushes for the sink, and to prevent user error got these to keep them straight. They are literally stuck to the thing in the sink that is constantly wet, and after 6 months, the stickers still look brand new. I also use them on my kids' thermoses so I know which is meat and which is dairy when I'm bleary eyed in the morning and can't remember my own name. If you have ever gotten Mabel's Labels for your kids' stuff, these seem to be made of the same type of vinyl material with the same adhesive. They look nice and seem to be indestructible. And obvi, they keep your meat/dairy/parve stuff straight.

That’s it, really: If they came through the dishwasher intact, they’d be great. Alas, mine did not. So a false economy altogether.

I love these stickers. You can cook, wash the dishes with them and they do not pill off. Delivery was faster then I expected. Highly recommend!

These labels make storing leftovers sooo much easier, and they really don't wash off, even in the dishwasher. Glad I found them.

Perfect for the job

I like them, but wife does not like the pictures. Otherwise stick on well.

Love it! Thank you

The previous labels I was using stopped being in stock so I switched to these. They are oven-proof and dishwasher-safe. I was a bit surprised that the bottom of the stickers is yellow! They're great on very smooth and even surfaces, like the side of a metal pan or the bottom of a plastic container. They stay on after many washes. However, when you try to put them on a knife handle that's slightly rounded, or the plastic handle of a pan, they peel off on the edges pretty fast. For all intents and purposes, I haven't actually had to replace one yet because they're still "hanging on," but the material isn't flexible and stretchy enough to hug the curves of whatever utensil you're using.