A cleaning bottle with liquid beading off a laminated label

Household labels

Household cleaning products attack their own labels. Bleach, caustic cleaners and detergent run down the side of the bottle every time it is used, so the label spends its life in contact with the product.

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What the label has to survive

  • Chemical splash

    Bleach and caustic cleaners bleach unprotected print and degrade paper face stocks.

  • Run-down from the closure

    Product escaping the cap runs directly over the label, concentrating at the shoulder.

  • Wet handling

    Bottles are used with wet hands and stored under sinks.

  • Warning text

    Hazard and first-aid copy must remain legible for the whole life of the container.

A typical construction

Where we usually start for household work. It is a starting point, not a specification — we confirm every element against your container, filling line and shelf life before quoting.

  • FaceBOPP film
  • AdhesivePermanent acrylic
  • FinishUV varnish or laminate
  • 1,000Minimum order, built for far more

What we'll ask you

Answering these up front is the fastest route to an accurate quote.

  • Which chemistry the label will actually contact, since bleach and solvent need different protection.
  • Whether the container is HDPE or PET, which changes adhesive selection.
  • Whether hazard pictograms and warning copy are required, and at what size.

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Let's spec your household label

Tell us the container and the conditions — we'll do the rest.