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baby bottles 22 Dec 2011 05:39 #9476

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Hello Everyone

Merry Christmas.I know people are having problems finding the 2 ounce baby bottles.
I have a solution that might help everyone through out the world.
I use a small glass jar that has an eye dropper on it.It works great and they can be found almost any where.
I removed the plastic part that you use to measure out the drops and cut a small hole in the rubber squeeze
top just like Mr.Humble does with the nipple on the baby bottle.
I would like to thank everyone on the great job that you are doing with this forum
I hope this idea helps.
Zorro
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baby bottles 22 Dec 2011 14:03 #9482

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Zorro, have you noticed any issues with the rubber during the processing? Has it gotten soft or started to disintegrate? That was my only concern about rubber - I know I have problems with it with my essential oils so I stayed clear for making CDS -

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baby bottles 22 Dec 2011 15:17 #9483

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Hello Pam

We have something in common. I am a herbalist.I only made this once with the black rubber squeeze top.
I did not notice the rubber getting brittle or black specks in my CDS.If I ever see any I will let you know
Thank You
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baby bottles 22 Dec 2011 17:28 #9484

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I've been using the glass baby bottle that Pam found and recommended but in searching for a 2 oz glass jar I found this:

www.tcpglobal.com/airbrushdepot/itemdetail.aspx?itemno=BDG+50-0053

Is that similar to what you are talking about Zorro?

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baby bottles 22 Dec 2011 18:34 #9485

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Hello
This a picture of the eye dropper bottle I used.
Sorry that I did not include a picture before.
I hope this helps
Zorro
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baby bottles 24 Dec 2011 18:50 #9522

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Just checking the forum quickly and reading this thread, thought i would add a thought that my husband came up with.... he could't see that it mattered if the bottle was a bit larger than 2oz but also suggesting putting glass marbles in to take up the space... I thought it was rather ingeneous really :) although so is using the dropper bottle for am sure we can find those anywhere in the world.

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baby bottles 27 Dec 2011 17:10 #9607

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Hello, am new to the site and forum. I tried making the CDS using what I had on hand instead of using the 2 ounce bottle...big mistake... as I did not have a tight seal on the small bottle i used and hence flooded the house with Chlorine dioxide gas.....my throat was sore and had a cough for 2 days...so what ever you do have a tight seal on the generating bottle..I didi get over my problems...also my nose ran likea fauct for about 4 days.....maybe I cleared out a lot of junk..who knows.....jan 123

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baby bottles 27 Dec 2011 17:33 #9608

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Welcome, Jan123 -

Yes, the mixing bottle has a couple of "things" - it should be just about the size of the amount of liquid you're putting into it - and you do want the gas to go over to the receiving bottle. Jim's newest video is now showing a little venting hole in the nipple -

One thing about it, with the lid not tight enough, you didn't have a gas buildup in the bottle so high that the bottle "exploded" on you <G>. The use for the nipple on the baby bottle, of course, is to provide something that could come out easily if there was a gas buildup.

Next time, you might try having your stove ventilation hood fan running, pulling the gas up and out - there will always be a little leaking, because your receiving bottle has no cap on it at all. (And shouldn't) -

If it's any encouragement, I think most of us have had the "oopsy, too much gas" syndrome at one point or another. We usually only do it once.:)

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baby bottles 27 Dec 2011 18:54 #9613

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I was just going to use 4oz bottles and double the starting amount and use a larger capacity receiving bottle as long as it stores with no problem..................

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