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How to quickly bottle large amounts of liquid?
submitted over 9 years ago by snipper303

I'm making a high volume of liquid and I need to find a quick way to get about 1000ml into 30ml bottles. Any suggestions reddit?

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by Kittenyberkover 9 years ago

Get some squeezy sauce bottles like chefs use, squeeze the air out of your receiving bottle, insert tip of despensing bottle, squeeze.

Pretty fast and not too drippy.

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by probywan1337over 9 years ago

This is what I do. I got a bunch of them at hobby lobby for like a dollar a piece. They were in the model paint section lol

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by Twitchy993over 9 years ago

Hair salon supply stores. I'm guessing they use them for dye? LPDE 12oz with a nipple for a few bucks.

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by probywan1337over 9 years ago

Yeah that's exactly what I got. I put my vg and pg in them too

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by Orriblekuntover 9 years ago

30ml pump dispenser, expensive but worth it but if you are doing 1000 bottles its like 50c a bottle.

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by nhoy14over 9 years ago

He's transferring 1000ml into 30ml bottles. Not 1000 bottles

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by snowman5555over 9 years ago

500ml syringe with a 12g blunt tip needle and dispense into bottles?

or pay someone.

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by Liquidfillingsolover 9 years ago

Best way I found is those big Pyrex measuring cups. They have a handle and an easy pour rim. Should only take about ten minutes of you have a decently steady hand. No need for any instruments or machinery for such a small batch.

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by PierGarrettinniover 9 years agoFrugivore

When I worked for a local eliquid manufacturer we would break down the finished juice into 500ml squeeze bottles with a spout and fill bottled that way. We put out an average of 500 bottles a day. Once you get used to where to fill to its a very fast process. Labeling the bottles was the most time consuming part.

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by Rageccover 9 years ago

As he suggested 500 or even 1000ml bottles with spouts. Either twist or the ones you cut, the more you cut the bigger the opening.

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