How to mix liquid without bottles?

[nster]

I want to make no nic liquid to test the stuff I just got... But my bottles haven't arrived! I've got VG, Distilled water, flavoring, BUT NO BOTTLES. Help

Can, say, a one week old water bottle be OK? Please let me know what I can use!

 

[k3vin]

my first mix I used a shotglass

 

[nster]

I'm in uni so I got 1 glass only xD Can I use soap and water to clean it or rinse it with distilled water or what?

I hear isopropyl is fine to clean?

 

[k3vin]

uni?and clean what?

 

[Jasonlowe]

try hobby lobby i found some bottles there. 10 ml with dropper tips.

 

[YKruss]

You can use any Coke/Pepsi cap from plastic bottle.

 

[markfm]

Ask nice at a pharmacy desk for an oral syringe and they may give you one or more free.
A small pill bottle (like a travel size aspirin bottle) would likely be fine for short-term use. Something cappable, so you can shake it to mix things. Dollar store item, just rinse it after removing the pills.

 

[Hoosier]

If you cleaned them out well with soap and water (a dip in alcohol would help them air-dry quicker) then an old eye drop bottle would do.

I remember reading about someone who found a package of bottles at a discount store pretty cheap that they washed out and used. Cannot remember what came in them, but they reminded me of the food dye bottles in the late 70's. I don't think it was dye, but rather some kind of cooking flavor that was unsuitable for juice, but the bottles worked.

 

[GIMike]

uni = university = small living space with no room for dishes...hence the beer and pizza diet....

 

[carpedebass]

I found bottles at my local dollar store.

 

[sidetrack]

meant to reply with quote... sorry

 

[sidetrack]

If you cleaned them out well with soap and water (a dip in alcohol would help them air-dry quicker) then an old eye drop bottle would do.

I remember reading about someone who found a package of bottles at a discount store pretty cheap that they washed out and used. Cannot remember what came in them, but they reminded me of the food dye bottles in the late 70's. I don't think it was dye, but rather some kind of cooking flavor that was unsuitable for juice, but the bottles worked.

I saw that post about 8 months ago when I was beginning to DIY and it was food coloring bottles.

 

[kcofohio]

I have used the Lorann's flavoring dram size bottle for mixing. Of course it helps to have a syringe to draw out your mix for trial.