Pet Peeves?
#6992
Re: Pet Peeves?
It needs a tube with a curved end that lies on the bottom near one end/ edge/ corner then you could beat the last of the product down towards the tube end.
#6994
Re: Pet Peeves?
Surely it's easier to take the lid and tube off, do the same with the new one (that's been used a few times), put the old one upside down on the new one and let the contents drip into the new one. It's what I do anyway.
#6996
Re: Pet Peeves?
That's usually what I do, at least with the soap and other liquids. Lotion requires more effort, banging the bottle sideways, to get it off the bottom, then knocking the neck sharply downwards into your hand to get the last out. ..... Did I ever mention I am from Yorkshire?
#6999
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Re: Pet Peeves?
That's usually what I do, at least with the soap and other liquids. Lotion requires more effort, banging the bottle sideways, to get it off the bottom, then knocking the neck sharply downwards into your hand to get the last out. ..... Did I ever mention I am from Yorkshire?
#7000
Re: Pet Peeves?
My missus thinks I'm nuts for piercing a small hole in the bottom of washing detergent bottles and draining the remaining fluid into the cap (as the design of the top restricts the emptying of the bottle)... I can usually fill the cap enough for a full wash load, what I can't understand is why a person wouldn't???
#7001
Re: Pet Peeves?
If you're using a giant bottle of detergent, with separate valve and vent cap, it drains better through the vent cap hole.
#7002
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Re: Pet Peeves?
I use powder in my washing machine, so that's one thing I can actually get every last drop of
#7003
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#7005
Re: Pet Peeves?
That's usually what I do, at least with the soap and other liquids. Lotion requires more effort, banging the bottle sideways, to get it off the bottom, then knocking the neck sharply downwards into your hand to get the last out. ..... Did I ever mention I am from Yorkshire?