Bottle Recommendation

[Slanger]

Hi, I have started to find some own recipes and concentrates that I love but was thinking of making them up 1 litre batches straight in a 1 litre bottle to save me having to mix for awhile.

Would these be fine for all juices including menthol, mints, koolada, etc.

https://www.ibottles.co.uk/products/jerry-cans/plastic-economy-jerrycan.html

Thank you for your help.

 

[Badboybez]

Hi, I have started to find some own recipes and concentrates that I love but was thinking of making them up 1 litre batches straight in a 1 litre bottle to save me having to mix for awhile.

Would these be fine for all juices including menthol, mints, koolada, etc.

https://www.ibottles.co.uk/products/jerry-cans/plastic-economy-jerrycan.html

Thank you for your help.

Hi mate,

Cant see a problem at all with the litre ones, apart from only buy the "Natural" ones !

Don't get tempted to use coloured ones to keep light off you juice.

For around 20 years I worked in Polythene industries, moved on to semiconductors now.
That was 10 years ago, and things may well have moved on.
But in those days White polythene contained Titanium, Black contained Carbon, god knows what they put in Red......

Hope this helps.

 

[Slanger]

Hi mate,

Cant see a problem at all with the litre ones, apart from only buy the "Natural" ones !

Don't get tempted to use coloured ones to keep light off you juice.

For around 20 years I worked in Polythene industries, moved on to semiconductors now.
That was 10 years ago, and things may well have moved on.
But in those days White polythene contained Titanium, Black contained Carbon, god knows what they put in Red......

Hope this helps.

Thanks really useful as was thinking of getting the black ones

 

[Badboybez]

Thanks really useful as was thinking of getting the black ones

Not a problem mate.
As I say that was a good few years ago, someone may pop up on here, and tell me its all changed.
But at the moment, I would say "better safe than sorry" ;-)

 

[Mr Ripple]

I mix in 1ltr bottles.
I use these as they're free once the pg and vg has been used.
http://www.minerals-water.co.uk/100...c-cigarette-vapour-smoke-machines-e-cigarette

 

[Badboybez]

I mix in 1ltr bottles.
I use these as they're free once the pg and vg has been used.
http://www.minerals-water.co.uk/100...c-cigarette-vapour-smoke-machines-e-cigarette

Good idea,but if he is mixing 100ml at a time he is probably going to buy VG etc in the 5 litre jerrycans, or even the 25 litre drums..................

 

[Ment]

These are much better, and a lot cheaper if you buy 10+:

http://www.lubrisolve.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=34_80&product_id=207

And you can add these to make your life so much easier:

http://www.lubrisolve.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=34_80&product_id=181

 

[Mr Ripple]

Good idea,but if he is mixing 100ml at a time he is probably going to buy VG etc in the 5 litre jerrycans, or even the 25 litre drums..................

I buy the 25ltr drum and add a tap to the lid.
You don't go through anywhere near the same amount of PG as VG as my nic and flavours are PG so I buy PG in 1ltr bottles.
Once it's mixed and steeped though I decant into 100ml bottles and freeze them which frees the 1ltr bottles up for the next batch.

 

[mannikon]

These are much better, and a lot cheaper if you buy 10+:

http://www.lubrisolve.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=34_80&product_id=207

And you can add these to make your life so much easier:

http://www.lubrisolve.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=34_80&product_id=181

They look good especially with that dripper cap.
I've been using these a lot:
https://www.ibottles.co.uk/wide-neck-un-approved-plastic-bottle-series-310-hdpe.html