Do You Keep Your Used Juice Bottles

[Technobob]

I'm just curious if anyone here keeps their used bottles. I don't know why I keep mine but I do. I have about 20 of them in a large Ziploc baggy. I've reused a couple of the 5ml bottles but don't see reusing the 10ml and up bottles.

 

[Trashman]

I do, just a packrat at heart. You just never know.

 

[Valkerie]

I just ordered empty bottles. Need a place to put "squeezins" and things I've mixed. I'm also a packrat at heart.

 

[Technobob]

Yeah I'm a packrat too my problem is PC cables and A/V cables I have 3 large tote boxes full.

 

[bikergirl1908]

I do a lot of DIY mixing so I only keep the small plastic bottles, 5ml and under, and refill them with juice that I make. I purchased amber glass bottles in 10 and 20 ml sizes for storage of made juices and for mixing. I toss the bigger bottles once the premade juice is used up.

 

[Technobob]

I do a lot of DIY mixing so I only keep the small plastic bottles, 5ml and under, and refill them with juice that I make. I purchased amber glass bottles in 10 and 20 ml sizes for storage of made juices and for mixing. I toss the bigger bottles once the premade juice is used up.

I DIY too but I only mix in 3 to 5ml bottles and only what I can vape in a week. When I first started DIY I made a bunch of mixes enough to last weeks only to have them turn into Hulk juice I losed about 60ml's.

 

[Bandit]

Nope, but then again, I don't DIY so I have no need to.

 

[Proverb]

I keep them. The ones from my JC sampler pack especially are kind of nice to have around. The empty DeKang juice bottles though ... I'm not really sure why I keep them, but I do!

 

[cliff5550]

Yep. The 10ml fit perfect in my case on the desk and in our travel packs. We keep the 50ml in a different place and fill the 10ml's when we need to.

 

[googled]

I don't really DIY, been experimenting but I don't consider myself a full blown juicer. I do keep my bottles though. I use the 10ml DK bottles as dripping bottles and I've done a little mixing in the larger bottles. I keep my old TW bottles because they all have a dropper in them and I wouldn't know where to store the droppers with them being so fragile and oddly shaped.

 

[Technobob]

Seems we have a few packrats here

 

[doots]

yes. always.. you bet!

 

[cassavetes]

I keep the smaller 3ml bottles to fill with the 50ml bottles I buy so I have some juice when I'm out.

 

[catlvr]

Yes I do.

 

[jemo]

I am new I have a few empty and I want to keep them but I can't seem to get the smell out and am worried it's going to taint another flavor if I use it that way. How are you guys getting it out? Soaking and washing doesn't seem to work for me.

 

[BanjoMan]

I keep the dark glass bottles from Johnson Creek and Vermont Vapor to re-use with my own mixes, and the smaller plastic squeeze bottles to carry with me. I wash the glass ones out and even though there's a hint of what used to be in them I can't say it affects the taste of the new mixes. At some point I'll start throwing them away, but not until I have enough stored up to work with for awhile...

 

[wdave]

If I like the juice, I keep the bottles. That may stop soon with little bottles since I started buying 50 ml.

If I don't like the juice, I throw it, bottle and all, into the trash. Here's the wind...here's the pitch...fast ball right down the middle

Dave

 

[Hellen A. Handbasket]

I like to keep them to give friends juice. I have recently given some to friends and have gotten some in great tiny bottles from a vaping buddy. Thanks EmsMom!! Was nice to be able to try out some things without buying it.

I keep mostly small bottles, but have kept a few 30 and 50 ml that had cappuccino in it since now I just mix my own. Same with Menthol. They are labeled with the flavor already, so no need to mess with that, and I just mark the mg on the bottle with a Sharpie.

 

[nubee]

I buy juice in 250ml bottles - they don't drip well

So I save any/all 6, 20, 30ml I do pick up for commute.

 

[SheerLuckHolmes]

I've recently thrown all my palstic bottles away. I DIY all my own juice. I keep the glass bottles that I get my nic in (reuse ~ recycle). I mix up 15 to 30 ml bottles, one or two, on the weekends for the week. The glass bottles with dripper caps are the best for me.

The plastic one as they get older start leaking around the dripper nipple and I start getting juice rings everywhere I set them down.

Mixing can seem tuff at first, but makes this hobby REALLY cheap and, for me, more satisfying.