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The thread explores various experiences and opinions regarding the use of label makers, particularly the Dymo LabelWriter, among Pampered Chef consultants. Participants share their preferences for different types of label makers, discuss their features, and express their personal attachment to these tools in both business and home settings.
Views differ on the preference between handheld and desktop label makers, with some participants favoring handheld models for their portability, while others advocate for the efficiency of desktop versions. No clear consensus emerges regarding the superiority of one type over the other.
Participants share personal experiences and preferences, reflecting a range of uses for label makers in both business and home environments. The discussion is informal and centered around individual anecdotes rather than formal recommendations.
This thread may be of interest to Pampered Chef consultants considering different labeling options for their business or personal use, as well as those looking to share experiences with fellow consultants.
jenniferknapp said:Oh boy....this thread had to start! Wait till Jilley sees this! haha...The question should probably be more of "how many label makers do you have?"![]()
gilliandanielle said:I have a handheld Dymo Letretag (or something similar) and it was only $20. I use it all the time for business/household stuff and it fits in my kitchen drawer. I would DIE without my labelmaker!!
sillylittlechef said:I have a brother P-touch labelmaker! I love it. It uses two sizes of labels! I even have pink labels!!! It has different fonts and sizes and can underline, shadow, bold, italic, and is so easy to use. (I do not know of the features of the cheaper price ones. I think it was under $40, but so worth it! I use it for everything...home, kitchen, bathroom, kids toys, office files and binders. My husband thinks I am a dork because I label everything....I even label the cords...the digital camara cord, the camcorder cord, the digital picture frame cord...everything is labeled so we don't have to try each of them to see what goes with what. The kids coats and gloves also get labels!!! I guess I use it more for home than my business, but I do label my binders and files so I can easily see what I need to grab.
sillylittlechef said:I have a brother P-touch labelmaker! I love it. It uses two sizes of labels! I even have pink labels!!! It has different fonts and sizes and can underline, shadow, bold, italic, and is so easy to use. (I do not know of the features of the cheaper price ones. I think it was under $40, but so worth it! I use it for everything...home, kitchen, bathroom, kids toys, office files and binders. My husband thinks I am a dork because I label everything....I even label the cords...the digital camara cord, the camcorder cord, the digital picture frame cord...everything is labeled so we don't have to try each of them to see what goes with what. The kids coats and gloves also get labels!!! I guess I use it more for home than my business, but I do label my binders and files so I can easily see what I need to grab.
jenniferknapp said:LOL...twin turbo, are we talking about label makers or jet engines here?![]()
rebeccastt said:I have a hand-held Dymo Letra Tag for my files and a Dymo LabelWriter Twin Turbo for my address labels and stamps. I LOVE IT!!!!!! It sits on my desktop and is linked to my laptop so when I need to mail host packets/catalogs/receipts, etc., I just print out a label (VERY PROFESSIONAL), which I put the PC Logo on, and VOILA! A neat looking label for my envelope. Then, if I need special postage, I use the other side to print a stamp using Dymo's program that links to Endicia. It works so great and saves me time from having to go to the post office to purchase special postage, or from putting extra stamps on it.
It really does look extremely professional and it makes the job much more efficient.
Can you tell I love my LabelWriter?![]()
Kathytnt said:OK - I love my Brother P-Touch It has served me well but there over 40 eye cannot get the dang backing off the label It sucks (Can I say that on here?) to get old - Well My eyes are old LOL!
Ok, Jill. Here it is:Jilleysue said:OK>>>>>SO SEND ME THE LINK TO THIS BABY...I think i just fell in LOVE![]()
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dannyzmom said:I worked at a hotel years ago in the HR department and we used a Brother for everything. I constantly had to label employee's time card thingies...here's the trick -- a paperclip!!!
Clip the paperclip about midway on the label. squeeze it tight, and run it down the length and off the end quickly - voila!!
rebeccastt said:Ok, Jill. Here it is:
http://global.dymo.com/enUS/Categories/LabelWriter_Printers.html
I have the Twin Turbo (label maker, not jet. LOL!) and I bought that one because I wanted to be able to print two different sized labels without having to pull the roll out and replace (although it's not really hard, just annoying for me). You can get any sized labels you want for any of them which is the great part. I figured out which one I wanted and then went to bizrate.com to price them.
I really love it and it has saved me an enormous amount of time. I used to print them off on my computer using the Avery sheets and it just took too much time to print a label or two. Now I only use my Avery sheets if I'm going to print a ton of them at once.
Buy one....you'll LOVE it too!![]()
Jilleysue said:OH forget the diamonds..I want this for Valentines day...LOL
Yes, the Dymo Labelwriter can be a worthwhile investment for your Pampered Chef business. It allows you to create professional-looking labels quickly and efficiently, which can enhance your branding and organization.
The Dymo Labelwriter improves efficiency by streamlining the labeling process. You can print labels in bulk, which saves time when preparing products for shipment or organizing inventory, allowing you to focus more on sales and customer engagement.
Yes, the Dymo Labelwriter is suitable for printing shipping labels. It supports various label sizes, including those required by major shipping carriers, making it easier to manage your shipping needs directly from your home office.
The Dymo Labelwriter can print a variety of labels, including address labels, product labels, barcode labels, and more. This versatility makes it a valuable tool for managing different aspects of your Pampered Chef business.
Yes, the Dymo Labelwriter is designed for user-friendliness. It typically comes with straightforward setup instructions and user-friendly software, allowing you to start printing labels quickly without extensive technical knowledge.