Tag-A-Room Color Coded Home Moving Box Labels, 1150 Count Moving Stickers, Moving Supplies

The stickers I used last time I moved did not stay on well. That's a bummer. These stayed on just fine - nothing fell off and the colors were solid. I combined them with more specific content stickers/labels and that was perfect. It was easy to figure out what was in the boxes, and these were well enough cued to make sure they got to the right room. I'd use them again. Luckily I still have a lot left so will be able to get another move out of them!

We had a moving company pack and move us. Having used movers before, I bought these stickers ahead of time to help label the boxes, as well as some bins and other items we had packed. I also used them to mark each room to be packed as well as the corresponding rooms at the new house. The packers do mark each box with a sharpie, but (A) their markings are often hard to see, and (B) in many instances we had no idea what their room abbreviations were supposed to represent. I followed around as the packers worked and slapped the appropriate sticker on the side of each box. (Don’t put them on top as you can’t then see them when boxes are stacked.) The stickers are large enough to easily see and the color coding helps spot boxes among giant stacks that seem to fill the new house everywhere.You get a huge number of stickers. For our four bedroom move we barely made a dent in the stack of stickers.Note: I followed someone else’s tip and put painters tape under these stickers on anything that wasn’t a cardboard box - such as plastic bins, doors, etc.

First, YES the sticker adhesive is as close to PERMANENT as could be. I stuck the stickers on painters tape and THEN stuck it onto my boxes and plastic tubs. I also put similar colored duct tape on the top of boxes for people to match the “room” colors when carrying since we placed the labels on the sides of boxes for visibility when loading and unloading. I did not use them on furniture as others have mentioned because furniture can be easily, and sometimes obviously, directed when unloading. If you do use them on furniture, you HAVE to put painters tape down first and ensure NO PART of the sticker is on your furniture.Overall, great value for amount of product. Incredibly useful when moving. Pair with coordinating colored duct tape for ultimate efficiency. Finally, for all intents and purposes, THE ADHESIVE IS PERMANENT.

This set has ample labels for a 4 bedroom house and includes labels for living room, family room, kitchen, dining room, garage, storage, and blank. It also includes labels such as fragile, open first, and this side up. 5 of the same label were on each sheet, making it easy to use. I put a label on the top of 2 opposite corners of each box -- allowing the movers and me to identify the appropriate room, from a distance, based on the color (and half of the room such as "kit" and "chen"). My ONLY complaint is that the labels adhere too well to some non-box surfaces and I'm now removing them from glass, metal, and wood items.

I don't see how anyone could have any emotion other than LOVE for these.First and foremost, I saw that some people said they had issues with this sticking to some of their stuff. It sticks! Clean your stuff, dust it off because you put something sticky on it. That should be common sense.I saw some people had issues with the size. The description is listed 4.5"x1" It's not huge. It's just right. Plus it's color coded, so you are more looking at the color than reading the word. It's dummy proof.My husband received short notice military orders so we had to move in less than 2 months. Everyone who has used TMO knows that something ALWAYS comes up missing. This system allowed us to color code everything as they were packing and put our own stickers on it. There was no room for confusion. We listed everything on our own separate inventory by room and color.When TMO dropped off at our new base, we used the room labels included so they didn't have questions as to what went in which room. Works like a charm.I wasn't able to find the teal "Office" label as an individual sale which leads me to believe that it has been discontinued and replaced with the teal "Study" labels. Regardless, they serve the same purpose. If you're OCD like me, then just order the Teal "Study" labels. They are $5 for 125 labels. That's 41 boxes if you were to label 3 sides - we write a list of everything that's in the box on the 4th side.It's well worth the money, very economic, very organized, very easy to use, and makes the entire process dummy proof for everyone.On top of that, I loved being a military family (I'm a disabled veteran also) supporting another disabled veteran.LOVED IT

The labels made it nice and easy to differentiate where boxes needed to go on move-in day, including FRAGILE labels which came in handy with the movers. My hack for furniture: put scotch tape on the spot before you place the sticker for easy removal and no stripping of paint or polish :)

I loved being able to label rooms and boxes for an simpler move. The stickers are easy to peel and put on your boxes. Other reviews warned that they do not come off. No kidding! Labeling things like plastic tubs will be permanent if you use these stickers. Putting them on cardboard boxes was perfect!

It is so wonderful to have this very complete set of labels! They are easy to use (easy to peel off from the backing and easy to separate from each other), bright and clear. The bonus with this set are the specialty tags, THIS SIDE UP, FRAGILE, OPEN FIRST, STORAGE, DONATION, etc. Even though we are only moving a 2 bedroom apartment (one of the bedrooms being used as a craft room, we can really utilize most of the labels. A smaller set wouldn't have been practical. GREAT PRODUCT! PERFECT QUALITY.