Comments about Plastic Squeeze Bottles:

I bought two of these bottles because I used similar ones in a painting class I took a few years ago. I ended up using one of them to hold my bottle of Linseed oil because the child proof cap was stripped and I couldn't get it open.

I found the red cap a little hard to remove and I'm slightly worried about losing oil when opening it, but I'll just be careful.

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I use thie type of bottle for dispensing glue in my wood shop.

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I received what I ordered quickly, and my students have been using these bottles, which are filled with glue, to draw and paste. Thanks

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Bottles are used for airbrush paints. Great to thin paints and have ready when needed.

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For alcohol, Bleach, stains etc

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I purchases this bottle to put sand art in. It works pretty good, doesn't dump out to fast and helps have control over how much sand comes out.

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I am an Art teacher who teaches young children. I've been buying these little squeeze bottles in the two oz size for around two years, and the kids usually get eight in their art kits. These bottles are great for tempera paints. I usually buy in bulk at around 50 a time. I used to pay .45 cents a piece. Imagine my shock when I re-ordered this last June and the price had sky-rocketed to .85 each! That's double. Do the math. My costs to the parents are set as part of the cost of the class.
Now, I'm losing money.