Another good tip: Kids LOVE stickers!! I print the labels, (2 min job) and my 4 year old son puts them on. Best part is he thinks it's a treat for being well behaved
Another good tip: Kids LOVE stickers!! I print the labels, (2 min job) and my 4 year old son puts them on. Best part is he thinks it's a treat for being well behaved
Can i borrow your kid next time im bottling? :lol:
Im having the same problem, i usually use gold crown seals which i can write on top but these lids are pretty pricey and by writing on them you can only use them once. For now i am using hand written labels, getting over it though and lost track last week.
Im having the same problem, i usually use gold crown seals which i can write on top but these lids are pretty pricey and by writing on them you can only use them once.
You can cut very fine lettering or symbols into a soft white eraser using a craft scapel available from all art and craft shops and some newsagents. To save time, you could use symbols, and have a sheet of paper on the fridge with the symbol next to its description. I havent tried it on crown seals, but an ink pad should work. Other options are dismantling a marker and using the end of the wick as an ink pad or heating up and blowing out an old ball point pen.
You may want to wash the grease off and sterilise the scapel beforehand in a flame, and if you cut yourself, run it under cold water for 5 minutes holding the cut together, then dry and squeeze out some blood and air dry with breath to seal the wound.
That the best method I can think of.
I etch the glass and only use the bottles once.
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Exactly this. And I don't re-use pet bottle caps.I have a book in which I write all my beer styles, recipes, and notes etc. Each brew has a number allocated. The number is then marked on the bottle caps. If I pick up a bottle with number 27 on the cap I just go to the book, flick through to number 27 and there is the recipe, notes, and dates of the brew.
Another good tip: Kids LOVE stickers!! I print the labels, (2 min job) and my 4 year old son puts them on. Best part is he thinks it's a treat for being well behaved
$1.50 for a packet of 100 at Woolworths is Pricey? :blink: .
are you recycling crown seal tops ? whats a seal cost something like 5 cents or $1.20 a carton of stubbies
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