Rev 1 packs were 8ml x 2
Rev 2 packs are 10ml x 3 at the same price!
With the outbreak of COVID, we wanted to buy some hand sanitizer, but couldn't find any in the store. We found plenty of online recipes to make our own sanitizer, but we needed bottles to put it into. We found the bottles, but had to buy 10,000. We didn't want to be in the hand sanitizer business, so we are selling the extras here. Make you own sanitizer, fill your own bottles.
( 3 Pack ) Unfilled - Fill your own
.33 oz ( 1/3 oz - 10ml ) Holds about 50 squirts of aerosolized alcohol.
Clear 14mm round Poly Propylene Bottle with Lid
4.6" Tall x .6" Diameter
Ultra robust thick wall construction makes it perfect for your pocket /purse/ EDC bag / work
The uses for this bottle are limitless. Here are just a couple examples of DIY uses>
https://www.frugalfarmwife.com/article/homemade-hand-sanitizer-with-essential-oils/
https://www.tosimplyinspire.com/homemade-poo-pourri-spray.html
Note: Don't use acetone, fuel or caustics in the bottle. Please use responsibly.
Handy for sanitizer but the plastic cylinder could be thicker so it is not subject to bending or crushing.
I’ve been using one of my pocket atomizers regularly at work. I’m disappointed that it doesn’t function as I had hoped it would—but I think that I just had “atomizer” confused with “disintegrator.”
Anyway, as an atomizer it works great. I drive a city bus, so I fill mine with isopropyl alcohol for cleansing my fingers after I’ve had to touch a passenger’s dirty money. (Sometimes they can’t manage to make the bills slide into the fare box so I help them.) I keep the atomizer in my shirt pocket and discreetly slip it out and give my fingers a purifying spritz as needed. The volume capacity is more than enough to handle several days worth of work, and I never worry that the bottle will get crushed, since it’s quite sturdy. I definitely recommend these and I’m about to buy a second set of three right now.