I can’t believe it but we will back to school in just over 3 weeks! I am already getting prepped for the inevitable back to school, teacher wish list. Kids are pretty much a germ factory, so hand sanitizer is always high on the list. I thought it would be fun to come up with some Germ Juice labels. They are quick and easy to put together. They would make a great little back to school gift for teacher. I think the best gifts are useful too! I’ve created 4 different labels, so you can have your choice or give different teachers different “germs.”

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Okay, let’s jump right in and get going with our project!

Printable Germ Juice Hand Sanitizer labels

Supplies – contains affiliate links:

Hand Sanitzer
Clear Sticker Paper
Germ Juice Label (See page 2 to download)
Goo Gone

Instructions:

Remove the label from the front of the sanitizer bottle. Most labels will leave some kind of sticky residue. Goo Gone is awesome and getting off label adhesive. I rubbed it on with a paper towel and the goo was gone in about a minute with minimal elbow grease. Here’s a before and after with the Goo Gone.
Download and print your Germ Juice label of choice on the clear sticker paper. I used Silhouette brand because I had it on hand. I did a quick price comparison and Silhouette brand is a good deal too. You get 8 sheets per package compared to 3 sheets at a similar price. I printed it high quality and set the paper to glossy photo paper. I thought they came out great! Make sure you print on the glossy side of the paper!
Cut the label out to 2×3″, peel the paper backing and adhere to the hand sanitizer. So easy and simple. If you’re worried about it lasting, you could cover the sticker with a layer of clear contact paper. Alternately, if you didn’t want to use sticker paper, you could print on cardstock, glue to the bottle, and then cover with clear contact paper. I like to leave the back label on because it has all of the ingredients and pertinent info, but you could remove for a completely clean bottle.