Flavor glass bottle question

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fater hari

• Aug 30, 2016

• #1

Hello.

I have no idea where else to post this and i also googled for half an hour to find a solution for this ridiculous question of mine, but i didnt't find anything, so here it goes.

I get my flavours in glass bottles that are sealed with this **** .

How do these things work? I dont get a single drip out of these and if i try to go in with a pipette i make a huge mess.

I mean i could just pull them all out, but there has to be a reason theyre in there, right?

I'm actually pretty upset about this, please help me out.

Thanks

 

KDodds

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• Aug 30, 2016

• #2

Syringe?

 

Foggz

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• Aug 30, 2016

• #3

KDodds said:

Syringe?

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good thought


not familiar with ' **** ' - could you maybe post a pic? Is it a wax type seal ? Rubber? Plastic?

 

Huckleberried

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• Aug 30, 2016

• #4

By appearances, those white tips fit into the ridge in the center. Maybe it helps them to act as a dropper? Me, I'd be tempted to transfer to different bottles that were easier access.

 

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• Aug 30, 2016

• #5

the first flavorings i ever bought were from delosi...exactly the same tops for the glass bottles. i think you're supposed to shake out the drops. i just removed them and used a syringe.

 

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• Aug 30, 2016

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Do those white pieces serve as a pump at all?

 

AndriaD

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• Aug 30, 2016

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I always just pull those stupid things out and trash 'em. I can't find any good use for them at all.

Andria

 

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fater hari

• Sep 1, 2016

• #8

Huckleberried said:

Do those white pieces serve as a pump at all?

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Not at all.

I went with AndriaDs advice and just pulled them all out -.-

 

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• Sep 1, 2016

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I think they're supposed to help with oxidation and contaminating the bottles. I just stick a needle in and make the holes bigger.

 

KDodds

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• Sep 1, 2016

• #10

They're so you can pour juice out of the glass bottle. Since glass doesn't squeeze, the liquid must be replaced with something else (air), one channel is for the exiting liquid, the other is to allow air to enter the bottle.