How to fix Flaking Toner or Toner that does not adhere to paper when printing labels.

According to the Farmers almanac, it’s going to be a long cold winter. You’ll have plenty of time to figure out what things you need to get rid of to make space for the new things you’re going to get. Plan ahead for your Spring Garage Sale. Here’s a Spring Garage sale sign that you can print on our ML-0100 Full Sheet Labels. You can print the Garage Sale sign directly from your browser, or download Inkscape, or use your favorite SVG editor to edit it to make it your own.

The ML-0100 design which is the Full Sheet label on 8-1/2″ X 11″ sheets was recently changed. Specifically the number of backing slits was changed to 2 instead of one. So when you are using the labels, you must take off 3 backing panels instead of two. After review, the labels will now be produced once again with one slit running from top to bottom of the page if you hold it in front of you in portrait fashion. Current stock will be exhausted until all of the stock with multiple slits is sold. Please call us to discuss any issues with this product.

Here’s a humourous use for the ML-0100 full sheet label. It’s the same as the Avery 5165 full sheet label. If you are in a workplace or a school where there is a Gleeking Epidemic, you need this sign that you can post anywhere there are problem areas. This will warn people that gleeking is not allowed. If you don’t know what gleeking is, you are not alone. That’s why there’s Urban Dictionary. See the Gleek definition here. I’ve used Inkscape yet again to whip up a little poster for the ML-0100 label.