Free label maker  //  for STR owners, operators & cleaners

Every bottle says what’s in it.

Type the mix. Get a print-ready spray bottle label and a matching caddy strip — drawn on the spot, free, no account.

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Label
4 × 5 in
Caddy strip
4 × 0.9 in
Print file
600 dpi PNG
Sample Clean Report spray bottle label for a Glass mix: white vinegar 1 cup, water 4 cups, use on glass, mirror and chrome, keep off stone, marble and wood, never mix with bleach. Matching caddy strip showing the Glass mix, bottle 04, and its discard date.
Drawn by the server just now — the same files you’ll download.
Label builder

Fill it in. Watch it print.

01 Start from a mix

Presets are a starting point. Change anything.

02 Name it
03 What’s in it
04 Where it goes
05 Dates

Reusing the bottle? and the label prints a line to write on.

06 Safety
Print stock

Already cut to size.

Two Avery templates. One for the bottle, one for the strip. Print at actual size. Then seal the paper label before it meets spray.

Bottle label Seal it 5168 Avery shipping label 4 × 5 in · paper The bottle label. Paper stock. Clear packing tape keeps spray and wet gloves off the words. Open Avery 5168 (opens in a new tab) Caddy strip 6577 Avery template 4 × 0.9 in · caddy The strip. Stick it where the bottle lives so the crew puts it back. Open Avery 6577 (opens in a new tab)

Three minutes, one caddy, zero guessing.

  1. 1 Print

    Avery 5168 for the bottle, Avery 6577 for the strip. No sheet on hand? Plain paper and clear tape still gets you through the next turnover.

  2. 2 Seal

    5168 is paper. Cover the bottle label with clear packing tape so spray and wet gloves leave the words alone.

  3. 3 Strip the caddy

    Tape the strip where the bottle lives, so anyone on the crew puts it back in the same spot.

New batch, new label. The discard date is what keeps a mix honest — and what an owner looks for when they open the cleaning closet.