Valchoose LDPE Economy Wash Bottle, Narrow Mouth Squeeze Bottle Medical Lab Plastic, Safety Squeeze Bottle No Spill, Bend Mouth Watering Cans (500Ml / 16Oz / 1 Bottle) Review

A little spendy for what it is, butt works great. I would’ve purchased a couple more if they were priced better. The bottle is not leak-proof, which could lead to spills and accidents.

Bought this after watching a YouTube video where they used them , very easy and convenient for indoor gardens This is okay for my needs, but I often have to reinsert the nozzle as it is somewhat loose.!

I got one for a soldering station, but the other one I put to use as an ear flusher. Warm water and some HO. It works very well.

Unlike their nalgene equivalent, the straw that sucks from the container is detachable. And often draws air in from the top. I used pvc adhesive to seal the straw to the cap and solved that problem.

Needed fine tip water bottles for controlled and accurate watering of plants / succulents. These are graduated and come in both a 250 & 500 mL size. The control is precise and allows me to get into places around succulents where my larger watering pitchers couldnt. Also great for applications in the kitchen for oil, plating, or decoration. Highly recommend

Highly Recommended! This product is perfectly suited for almost any application, GREAT except for 1 minor issue almost immediately, the interior straw split at the top, so I inverted the straw & it split again. It’s likely a slight flaw in manufacturing or product thickness of the straw. It’s important to note: The straw isn’t necessary unless you insist on using the container vertically. I just slightly tip the container & squeeze! The uniquely shaped tip is perfect to prevent messes! I use…

I purchased this along with saline solution to clean a wound on a pet.It works great and able to clean a area of infection and debris that otherwise been difficult to clean.

I bought this to use while rinsing the cup of my airbrush between paint colors and it works great for that! The pressure you get with a gentle squeeze works very well for removing paint from the walls of the cup and the long neck is very helpful for getting down close to the needle to remove paint there as well. I also use this to add water to my wet pallet since it lets me add the water close to the edge and lessens the risk of accidentally flooding the whole thing with far more water than I…

Understand this bottle is NOT vented. If you're using it for water it's probably fine, but If you're intention is to use it with any kind of solvent or other substance that off-gasses even a little, you will need to add a small vent to the bottle, or as the liquid builds any pressure inside it will want to start leaving out the exit tube on its own. That will annoy you. I didn't put any super aggressive solvent in the bottle, just some thin, watery liquid silicone lubricant (the kind that would

I got this in order to be able to water my tiny succulents better and in a direct spot. I found squeezing the water out of these to be a bit difficult also when tilted at an angle it looses suction and therefore won't squeeze the water out.I think they may be a bit too wide and should have perhaps been taller and thinner.I would not purchase this again.

Have a couple small humidifiers in the old house, and prefer to add the 10cc/ml per gallon of tap water treatment that limits bacteria growth, and helps mitigate the negative effects of hard water on ANY humidity increasing device - be it evaporative, ultrasonic, whatever.Easy to squirt out the 10cc into a little graduated shot glass to add to the water.NO leaks around the thread area at all using a water thin product. Nice. Shame the ketchup, BBQ and mustard container sellers can't get this…

I bought this item after building an enclosed terrarium and realizing there was no way for me to water all the nooks and crannies in there. This is the perfect solution. The nozzle easily gets to all the tight spots. My terrarium is thriving! It’s also great for watering succulent props, which can be very picky about how they are watered.

I have used and owned quite a few wash bottles. The last 'cheap' one I had was a piece of junk; the pickup tube was split where it connects to the cap so it leaked. I reversed the tube but it would stay attached. These bottles don't seem to have that problem. The only problem I see is that the nozzle end is not well formed and causes the liquid to come out at a weird angle. (this is on both bottles). Other than that, they work perfectly.

I purchased this wash bottle specifically to use when watering succulents and other plants where you don't want water standing on the foliage. It is very simple to direct the spout underneath the foliage or leaves and to apply the water directly to the soil. I purchased this 500 ml. bottle and liked it so much that I've since purchased a 1 liter bottle so I could water more plants with a single filling of the bottle.