Are glass containers safe to reuse after mixing?

[Randyrtx]

Those I like! Thanks for posting that zioDman!

 

[zoiDman]

Those I like! Thanks for posting that zioDman!

Kinda brings out the Mad Scientist in everyone.

A Graduated Cylinder is a very easy way to do DIY. You just make a “Ladder” recipe and away you go. And Erlenmeyer Flasks are just cool to have period.

Like I said, if you don’t mind washing stuff, Lab Glass is cool.

 

[my4jewels]

Ooh, I like those graduated cylinders!

 

[davelog]

Thanks for the link to United Nuclear - what a fantastic site. Love their sense of humor.

 

[zoiDman]

They do have a sense of humor. That is for sure.

I like this link at the bottom of their home page...

 

[davelog]

Check out their death ray parts.

 

[phonedude]

Kinda brings out the Mad Scientist in everyone.

A Graduated Cylinder is a very easy way to do DIY. You just make a “Ladder” recipe and away you go. And Erlenmeyer Flasks are just cool to have period.

Like I said, if you don’t mind washing stuff, Lab Glass is cool.

And they have great coffee mugs I can drink out of while I DIY. Thanks for the great link.

 

[vaporjoey]

Oh man, order placed!! Nice cylinders!!Thanks

For a dedicated meassuring device, nothing beats a Graduated Cylinder.

Graduated Cylinders Graduated Cylinders : United Nuclear , Scientific Equipment & Supplies

This is also a nice set but perhaps a tad small...

Micro Glassware Set Micro Glassware Set : United Nuclear , Scientific Equipment & Supplies

I'm not really into washing a bunch of stuff but a Graduated Cylinder is nice to have around when you are first starting to do DIY.

 

[zoiDman]

No problem... Lab Glassware is cool. When I was in college I would go to parties and drink mixed drinks out of an Erlenmeyer Flask. Great conversation starter especialy with Chem majors.

Yeah, just convert you standard DIY recipes to "Ladders" and aways you go.

 

[Kurt]

I use the amber euro dropper bottles. The blunt tip needles that I use fits perfectly through the hole and much less chance of spilling any of the 100 mg nic that I use

That's exactly how I roll too. Just put a bunch of small bottles of 100 mg VG in my freezer storage bin for a nice nap, after taking advantage of Box Elder's recent sale. The VG sets up like rubber cement but does not freeze solid or expand. Recently pulled out a bottle of 100 mg VG MFS nic that had been sitting in the freezer for 18 months. Zero change, still as fresh and colorless as the day I got it.

Not a fan of grad cylinders for 100% VG...takes too long to completely empty since its glass (plastic might be better for VG). I use syringes for all DIY. I found that the eurodropper inserts I got for the 50 mL amber bottles also fit PAs 15 mL bottles, so I use syringe/euros for those too! And my VG and distilled water too. Sometimes bottles can get knocked over during a big DIY night...and sometimes I myself can get knocked over!