Squeeze bottle

[2nd_apprentice]

Where on earth can I get one of these:

Nobody seems to know what I mean /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif

 

[Frontier]

Hi,

These came up on Google,

Bottles

 

[lille_bee]

Try here:
http://www.inoxia.co.uk/rw/product/150.aspx
It's called a wash bottle, I remember them well from my University days...

 

[2nd_apprentice]

Thanks, that helped!

 

[pvb]

LakeSailoring lives! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[2nd_apprentice]

I've been looking for something more suitable than this:

or the notorious funnel for filling paraffin lamps and stove. Hence the question. However the only UK suppliers for 1000ml wash bottles are a bit posh asking for 30 quid and more. Guess I'll have to buy one elsewhere!

 

[doug748]

I use a poly bottle that used to have some form of kitchen cleaner in it. You may know the type, green with a small red pop up nozzle you pick out with a finger nail.
It fills a lantern quite well but does need to be stored upright. Main advantage is that it is free, disadvantage you have to figure out how to get the stuff from the gallon bottle without fuss and spillage.

 

[VicS]

[ QUOTE ]
Where on earth can I get one of these:

[/ QUOTE ] Any chemical laboratory suppliers. Cheap as chips!

Are you friendly with your children's chemistry teacher. Schools buy them by the hundred.

 

[Talbot]

Go into halfords and you will find lots of bottles similar to these full of a thicker oil. I use one for topping up the oil on my motorbike cause I was always spilling it.

 

[tobble]

I use one of these for meths for preheating my taylor's stove:
trangia fuel bottles

bit more money that the squidgy one but robust and safe for meths. guess it's not quite so crucial for paraffin. I've found you have to keep the things you're after upright as well, which is easier said than done on a boat!