Neato Blank Beer Bottle Labels - 40 Pack - Water Resistant, Vinyl, for Inkjet Printers

I haven't used the labels yet, this review is only for the HORRID software program. This is a confusing program that doesn't tell you much about how to use it. The 4th label I managed not only to save but find again. I can't figure out how to get the neck and body labels on the same page or if I have to print the sheet twice. Amended: Once you figure out how to use the software it becomes quite easy. I use a graphic design program to make the label then use the Neato software to finalize the label, add the test, and a few other things then use it apply the design the labels on the sheet and finally to print. When I change type of beer I can change the coloring and Text and leave my basic label the same. I really love these labels. I washed several bottles with the labels on in hot water and the label colors didn't run and the label didn't curl up and peal off. I like the non slip feel of the label, even more so when the bottle is wet. I am on my 3rd pack of labels, These are the only ones I will use on my bottles. I do think Neato could write a little help-How To guide for the software. In Neato's defense, I am 70 years old and don't care for technology. I have tried (and failed) to figure out how to use Paint Shop Pro, Auto sketch and gave up on them and most other drawing/graphic software. If you want really great looking labels, spend a few minutes to learn their software and you will be pleased with the results. I have had no registration problems. I use thee MS Word template and they print perfect.

These labels proved to be much better than what I expected. I had no problem applying these as you might with decal-type labels. They printed very nice on my Epson inkjet printer. The software that you gain access to from buying this product leaves a little to be desired. I downloaded their template, assembled my images and printed. Their s/w was very basic and was very skimpy with available graphics and wasn't able to use the fonts I had loaded on my mac.I have yet to see how these labels will react when wet in a cooler. After applying on room temperature bottles, I placed them in the fridge. There is some condensation on them and so far the ink has yet to run or smear. The test will be when the bottles are on ice, and how easily (or not) the labels come off. I will buy again and do recommend these.Update: After having bottles in the fridge for a couple of days, then on ice for 4-5 hours, the labels stayed intact with no ink smears or running. The bottles were rinsed out after emptying the contents (my favorite part), then peeled the labels right off, with no problem. They came right off, just as advertised. I will definitely use these again and again. Highly recommended.

I've used these labels for years, and despite the very user-unfriendly software I got pretty adept with it and was able to make some pretty good labels. I had a couple packs of these lying around, and finally got around to homebrewing after a year hiatus. I went to try to design labels today, only to find the browser-based software Neato once hosted is nowhere to be found. I can't sign into their website, even under a new login, their support email comes up inactive, and all their social media links are dead. Looks like Neato has pretty much ceased to exist as a company, as has the only way to make your designs for these labels.The labels themselves are good quality, not that it matters much anymore. Looks like I'm just doing simple sharpie labels for identification and little else.

The labels hold print decently well. I used a laser printer and there were a couple had little spots where the image came off when moisture got on it. Inkjet could be better though.The online software works but is a little annoying at times. All in all, it got the job done for my small project since I wasn't in need of professional-level quality anyway.

These are actually very nice labels but as for water resistant...I'm not so sure. I printed them out and put them on the bottles. They looked great and went on very easily. But when I put them on ice and the ice began to melt the labels began to peel off and the ink on them smeared badly. I think these would be great labels if you're just using the refrigerator to chill your beer though and I will probably purchase them again for that kind of use. I found the design software to be very limited and kind of clunky for the labels though. I did a lot of doctoring in photoshop and then uploaded the design myself and was able to make a decent label. Had no problems printing them, the default settings worked perfect. Overall this is a pretty good product but could use just a little tweak here or there.