Light Switch Labels for Home, Office, School and Business Use - Even Spanish Labels

We have switch banks with up to 5 switches and these are really going to help a lot. They are a lot thicker and durable than I was expecting. They stick just great and they are washable. Just know that you better be very sure of placement because they are so sticky they are not moveable if you make a mistake. You will need to peel it off and waste it. There are plenty of good images to work with. We have toggle switches and they fit exactly on one of the panels. Very well done.

While what you get for your money is very useful and I would recommend to most people, I have a few suggestions for the vendor, assuming they read and heed these. One of the reasons I considered and bought these is that I have a fairly "smart" home. I have replaced a number of switches with smart switches and/or the switches now control smart lights, devices, or appliances. To this end, some of these switches, outlets, and what not should remain on all the time. But, there are no labels to indicate things like this. And, while there is applicability and utility for many of the icon-based label, words tend to be a bit better (for most adults or others without cognitive challenges.) Mine are targeted more for visitors of my home that don't know what switches or outlets are for what. Text labels like" "Leave On," "Smart Lights," or similar would be useful in this day and age. (And, yes, I already own and use a few different styles of switch guards but their intent is not intuitive for the uninitiated as I found out the very second day I automated some basement lights and my visiting daughter promptly reached in through the side of the guard and flipped the switch to off, like she'd been taught - by me - her whole life to do when the lights didn't go off...) A label would have helped!Other small nitpicks or suggestions for improving an otherwise very useful product are to ensure that text and images are centered on the stickers/labels and to trim down the size of just a mm or two so that they fit cleanly and neatly on decorator-style, rocker panel switches! Still recommended, though!

Great price , fast delivery,, very easy to apply, peel and stick.

These look silly on all the switches - kind of "trailer park" actuall - but I've lived in the house with 4 switches per room for 10 years and I'm still not really sure which button does what. These have helped stop us from the "inadvertent" fan start and "black room" from hitting the wrong switch.

I probably had way more fun applying these labels then I should have... but years to come if you look at the dates of my review... we are under quarantine and this was fun! We just built our house six months ago and we are still getting used to all the switches. There are multi switches in every room and you turn on every wrong one before you find the right one! We have all flat switches and these little picture squares fit perfectly on the switch itself. Adheres well and attractive. Not overly gaudy. I love them!These were sent USPS in an envelope so there was no tracking but they were here in just a few days. Quicker than I anticipated with the quarantined delayed shipments.

Excellent quality, though I would have preferred words like:RightLeftCenterUnder cabinetCabinetRather than pictures which I found to be tacky.

Thought I'd give this product a chance for the price ($13), but didn't like the adhesive featured, nor the majority of the graphics used. I was hoping that these stickers were like those non-stick decals used to decorate glass windows. The printed sheets would be much improved with larger fonts. The whole premise of products like this is to assist people in knowing at a glance which switch to use, so tiny fonts on decals will not help in these split-second decisions.If you still want to ruin your socket plates by slapping on hard-to-remove adhesive stickers, spend your money on multi-colored dots and use those instead.

These are great, I love that you get both picture and words. So in the room that my son uses I put the pictures, and then throughout the rest of the house I used the words. I wish that they had more of certain types, for instance chandeliers and canned lights. I ran out of those.