🔬 Plastic Transfer Pipettes Dropper - Pack of Efficient and Versatile Tools for Precise Liquid Transfers Review

I use them to create fine lines on resin and to control how much oil goes into a specific area reached. Your admission is no problem for me. I hate that I have to throw them away after use, but so far I haven't figured out how to save them. I am still working on it. Excellent for the price. Not sure why the question is scent but I didn't smell it so I guess it's not bad.

I bought this set of 300 3ml plastic pipettes to use when painting with acrylics. I needed disposable pipettes that would allow me to simply pick up the paint and then place it in just the right spot on the canvas. my consumption. I used about 50 of these and two of them escaped from the squeezed end of the dropper. Some of my concerns may be user error, but for the most part I think they're cheap and if you buy them knowing some aren't perfect, your expectations will be met.

I was concerned about these as some reviews mentioned that they don't have enough power to suck the resin out of the cup. I've used about 100 of these already and what I observed was the opposite, so I can only conclude that these reviewers didn't heat their resin before working with it. Cold resin is much thicker than warm resin. I have placed my polymer vials in a warm water bath for 10 minutes prior to use and have had absolutely no trouble sucking these pipettes. They seem to be exactly the