PLASTIC 8 OZ BEAR SQUEEZE HONEY BOTTLE EMPTY WITH YELLOW FLIP-TOP CAPS CASE OF 6 (6)
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As a rule of thumb, 1. measures all the way to the curved edges of the flat area. There are just a few millimeters in height, and at least 5 inches in width. You might want to keep an eighth of an inch less from an eighth of an inch if you're going to attach a label.
Replacement seals may be sold by the seller, but I do not know. In my order, I got a set of 12 bear-shaped bottles with yellow flip-top tops in a sealed plastic bag Caps on the top of the In addition to the yellow flip-top, all 12 bottles came with one You can each use the top lid.
If measured on the bottom, mine is 2" x 1 3/4, or 44 mm x 50 mm. This is a 120mm tall object whose height is 4 3/4" tall. There are variations in the width of the bottle, and the diameter of the bottom (basis) is the largest. If you multiply both, you get about a quarter of a liter or one cup, though this amount might be a little less since the base measurements are a bit I hope this helps you in some way.
It seems unlikely that you can do it
Selected User Reviews For PLASTIC 8 OZ BEAR SQUEEZE HONEY BOTTLE EMPTY WITH YELLOW FLIP-TOP CAPS CASE OF 6 (6)
My barns to date have held more than five dozen of these, from August 2019 to June 2020, and they're perfect for backyard beekeeping. All 60 bottles I have used have been perfect. Some people have complained about the stiffness of the plastic. However, one of the most common additives that soften plastic is pthalate, and I would rather use a stiffer bottle without If the bottle is nearly empty, you should be able to easily squeeze out the last drops of honey by turning it over. The net weight of the honey is exactly 8 ounces thanks to a food scale. I fill these bottles with honey all the way up to the top of the bear's ears. The number 7 comes if I do not fill past his eyes. I have a 75-ounce can, but I get 8 ounces in it if I fill above the lowest "ring" at the top. It contains 25 ounces of liquid. As noted above, I wash these out with warm, soapy water before use, fill as noted above, weigh on my scale to ensure that I have an 8 oz net fill, and then screw It's nice to have the safety seal. In my opinion, the only improvement I would make is the following 1). Sell replacement seals for people who feel comfortable reusing their bottles, such as friends and family. 1) Provide a link to an online label printing service with a matching template for each flat surface on the front and the rear.
Bottles of this type are great when they are properly shaped. Two of the tops in the 12-pack are deformed so much that they cannot be fitted with the lids. Several of the lids are deformed, but they can be jammed on (not suitable to present or sell as a gift). The bottles could only be used in 8 of 12 That's not a good ratio for the cost. You need to inspect what you send out to paying customers more thoroughly.
Although the bottles are attractive, they were made from the wrong plastic material, making them too stiff to handle. My lack of engineering knowledge may make this problem worse, but a better choice of material might help. the product is reviewed by a third party, I cannot recommend it.
We will purchase again in the future. Honey bottles like this make great gifts. My honey was starting to get sticky from the drippings of my big jar of honey, so I used these bottles to pour out the honey. These bottles have a no fuss freshness seal that automatically seals when the cap is screwed on the first time. I really like the style of these bottles, since they are very easy and quick to squeeze.
No matter how much you squeeze it out, honey is difficult to squeeze out, especially after a little has been squeezed out. It doesn't come back to its original shape when squeezed or make air come back in to restore the normal shape. The risk is not worth it, in my opinion. It is unfortunate. I am not sure why it does not.
I like how well they work. However, I did my own "Honey" tag labels, so it would have been better to order some. I was surprised to see that it was small for an 8 ounces item. half a cup) But I realized that honey is heavier than water, so it really is a cup and a quarter of water. It seems small at first, but it's not.
The order included four bags, 48 bottles total, but three of the lids were missing. When they are already filled with honey, it is kind of annoying. I think the jars are cute and sturdy, but other than that, I would say they are pretty excellent.
Approximately 6 liters are stored in them The net weight of this product is 7 ounces. If you want to fill the jar all the way to the top, fill only half the way. Furthermore, it is very easy to clean and dries in a short amount of time.
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