CVNDKNWash Bottles,3pcs 500ml Plastic Safety lab Wash Bottle,Squeeze Bottle with Scale -16 oz

I use these for watering plants in the back of glass cabinets, and they are great for that so far!They seem to be made out of HDPE or similar as advertised, just make sure you empty and rinse (if not clean) them out when you aren’t using them, as they are not sealed and you WILL get growth inside, at least I did with distilled water and plant fertilizer.

I take care of my mother full time, and help her going to the bathroom. If she has an accident, I need to help clean her. As she gets older and her memory disease progresses, it gets harder to clean her up. Sometimes I was just getting her in the shower, but that's cumbersome and nether one of us liked doing that just to clean her up after going to the bathroom.These worked perfectly for the job, and deliver quite a bit of pressure.They're made well. They are not extra heavy duty, but they are plenty thick and sturdy for what I need. In fact, if they were much thicker, they would be too hard to push. For my needs, they are just about perfect.

I bought these for a “neuro-divergent 5 year old to play “The mixing game” primary color food coloring watered down and mixed in several bowls, morris an pestles etc. It was a smash hit with our granddaughter. Plus good re-usable quality, durable and functional.

So I was looking for a smaller watering can to use for my succulents in small pots, and honestly, these fit the bill perfectly! I have snipped the end of of one of them because I wanted a little more flow coming out of it.If you're using these for precise measurements it's going to be excellent for that as you really gotta give it a squeeze to get it going, which isn't a bad thing at all! I just didn't have to be precise. I don't know how well they suck in either. But for use with small plant pots where you want to get under the plant as opposed to on it, these are great!

I used bottles similar to these at a body shop and loved the convenience. I set up my home shop and realized these would also be nice to have around. I got these and have used them for a couple of months. I have had thinner in one for a good while and it has not affected it in any way. The nozzle shoots a small stream which is just enough for what I use them for.

I have a number of liquids in large containers. (Cheaper to buy large than small bottles of solvents, etc.) What better way to dispense the liquids than in one of the squeeze bottles. The tip orifice is small, but can be cut to a large opening. But, know this, petroleum liquids will evaporate.

Working as a wastewater orc. You gotta have these. Perfect for washing a probe

These aren't as fancy as some lab certified wash bottles but they'll get the job done. It's a narrow mouth but no more narrow than any other typical water bottle. Have had no issues with dripping from the straw, or sputtering when squeezed. Most importantly it is solvent compatible - I have one containing lacquer thinner (acetone based) and another containing mineral spirits.