What is a good label maker for home use?

Question

labeling shelves, spices, etc

Answer 1

I have a Dymo LabelManager 100 (prob'ly from Walmart).  I know I didn't pay a bunch for it, and it works well, is easy to load new print tape, etc. Big enough to have options, but small enough to be handy for however/wherever I need to use it.  Batteries seem to last almost forever.

Answer 2

well instead of buying an expensive label maker, why don't you print some words out and cut them out into appropriate shapes like a rectangle labelling it "Chilli" and then cover it over with clear tape and then stick it on to the jar/draw/cupboards and it will stick right down.

Saves money.

Answer 3

We have a Brother P-Touch and it works great.  You can choose a language, set margins, set type size, width, style and set tabs.  There is also a print option.