500ML bottle caps, storage and pouring.

submitted almost 10 years ago by Sandcastles

The current caps I've got are far to thin for pouring high VG liquid, I've had a look around but I wanted to know what you guys thought are the best bottle-caps for pouring higher VG liquid.

The bottles I'm using to store at the moment are general 500ml LPDE bottles and they've been holding up well.

Thanks in advance.

Comments

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by goldfish_of_chaosalmost 10 years agoMentholatier

Cut the top off the spout of the bottle.

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by Maddawg29501almost 10 years agoMixologist

http://www.liquidbarn.com/products/liquid-pouring-bottle

These are the best and cheapest I've found, I haven't had any problems with VG at all

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by Marikc1almost 10 years agoMixologist

How are the flavors on that site? Are they just repackaged from other companies or made there?

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by Maddawg29501almost 10 years agoMixologist

I've never bought their flavors, but it appears that they are their own mixes to me.

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by nylleyoalmost 10 years ago

does any1 know where ii can buy those with those caps in EU? been looking for a long time for stuff like that.

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by queuetuealmost 10 years ago

Twist caps are very nice - I just got a few in from liquid barn, but my standby is red cap yorker bottles from Amazon, and they work great.

Boston rounds can be better than square cylinders (sometimes called "tattoo soap" bottles) but all of mine are square - I keep them full, so I never need to get the last drop out.

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by contactclosurealmost 10 years ago

I like the red cap Yorkers for VG but the tip is too open for PG IMO. Anyone know of a big bottle that has a small opening for better control of the PG?

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by Maddawg29501almost 10 years agoMixologist

I use the Liquid Barn bottles with the twist top, they don't have to be twisted all the way open allowing you to slow the flow a bit...even wide open they are easy to control

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by contactclosurealmost 10 years ago

Awesome. Thanks a lot for the recommendation. That was the last thing I needed to be happy with my weight setup.

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by JustSomeGoon_almost 10 years ago

I use 1000ml squeeze bottles from Heartland vapes. I can add 200g or so of vg in seconds.

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by shrine399almost 10 years agoMixologist

I use 500mL LDPE bottles from a local kitchen supply store. They are meant for home-made sauces or whatever but they work great for pouring. I can fill a 15mL with max VG liquid in <1 second and they don't leak.