chart5011
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Does anyone else choose to buy yoghurts and the like with more thought as to the usefulness of the pot for mixing glue etc. than for the taste. Or is just me?
Yoghurt Pots
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Forbsie
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I used to do that. Went for the 'tastiest' looking pot-noodle with a sealing top rather than the foil one.
Nowadays, I'll buy a few Addis beakers with screw tops for varnish and turps at about the same price and I don't have to eat the contents.
Nowadays, I'll buy a few Addis beakers with screw tops for varnish and turps at about the same price and I don't have to eat the contents.
oldfrank
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Much more fun are the measures that sometimes come on the top of Schweppes 1L tonic bottles. They're OK for epoxy too. OF
LittleShip
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Well....... It's good to know that your not alone ! 
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Sequoiah1
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Sadly yes but for me for the last two seasons its been the supermarket fresh soup containers also the other half uses them in the garden for training seedlings or some such thing.............
BlueLancer
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I use empty milk containers for glue ,epoxy etc, I also use empty 5ltr containers for nails etc, very useful and they come with a handle
DownWest
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Heh, likewise peeps.
I tried the disposable coffee cups for my Resoltec. The stuff is prefilled and a bit stiff to start mixing. Broke the cups. The Greek yogurt cups are much stiffer and do the job well. Since I have one every morning with my cereal, there is a small mountain in stock.
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I tried the disposable coffee cups for my Resoltec. The stuff is prefilled and a bit stiff to start mixing. Broke the cups. The Greek yogurt cups are much stiffer and do the job well. Since I have one every morning with my cereal, there is a small mountain in stock.
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Herringchoker
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Lately I have been using the scoop that comes with the large box of washing powder as a mixing pot. It is graduated and has a handle. Any surplus epoxy is easily removed when hardened by flexing the scoop.
