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Back to School Supplies - 100 PCS Water Bottle Stickers for Kids,Cute Animal Aesthetic Sticker Pack - Vinyl Kawaii Stickers for Girls Boy Classroom Prizes,Party Favors for Scrapbook, Laptops, Journal

Name: Back to School Supplies - 100 PCS Water Bottle Stickers for Kids,Cute Animal Aesthetic Sticker Pack - Vinyl Kawaii Stickers for Girls Boy Classroom Prizes,Party Favors for Scrapbook, Laptops, Journal
Brand: OHOME
SKU: B0D1K5XM84
Price: 2.99 USD
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A water bottle that goes to school every day gets identified by its stickers long before anyone reads the name on the lid. These are vinyl, cut to shape and waterproof, so they survive the trip through a backpack and the condensation that comes with ice. The pack holds 100 designs with no duplicates, so nobody ends up with two of the same cat.

Non-Marking Glue

Children reposition things. The glue used here is a non-marking type, so a sticker set down crookedly can be lifted and placed again without a gray outline left behind on the bottle. That takes the pressure out of the first attempt, and it means a laptop lid can be rearranged next term. Nothing is left on the surface when a sticker finally comes off for good.

Water Bottle Duty

A steel bottle sweats in a backpack all morning and gets rinsed at the fountain twice a day. Vinyl handles that; paper stickers do not last a week. Each design is cut to its own outline rather than left on a square, so the edges are less likely to catch on a zipper or lift where a hand grips the bottle the same way every time.

A Hundred, No Repeats

One hundred designs with no duplicates means the pack can be split. Two sisters can divide it without arguing about who got the better half, and a handful can go into a birthday card while the rest stay in the drawer. The animal drawings suit a lunchbox as easily as a teenager's journal, which is unusual for one set of this size.

Classroom Prize Jar

Teachers go through small rewards faster than anything else in the room. A hundred stickers keep a prize jar filled for most of a term, and they leave no cleanup behind. The same pack covers goodie bags at a birthday, the end of year gift for a reading group, or the surprise tucked into a lunchbox on a Monday that started badly.