Teach Soap

Something reminded me of this today... not sure why I didn't post before. When I'm making up my scent blends, and weighing out the EOs, it can be impossible to do a clean pour without a bit spilling. Given how expensive the EOs are, it's frustrating! So I'm trying "bar pours," if you know what I mean. But those don't have caps, so I have to remove them and cap the bottle. Then either wash the pour (which will probably not remove the scent) or somehow mark it as being for a specific EO.

So what do you guys do? Is there some magic pouring and capping device out there that I haven't seen?

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Lesli Sagan
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Depending on how big the blend total is, I use pipettes. When I am done with them, I tape them to the outside of the bottle.

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Irena
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We use pour spouts in the warehouse, I have never seen a cap designed for use with them. Just tried a search and didn't see any out there. That would be pretty awesome though.

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Lesli Sagan
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Ooh, those are nice! We go through the bottles very quickly in the warehouse. =)

Wouldn't the plastic break down with those wine toppers?

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Genny

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Lesli Sagan
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Don't those liquor pouring stoppers have a little ball bearing in them that falls back into place to seal the top when the bottle is sitting upright? I know it probably isn't an airtight seal, but it is better than nothing.

I always dribble a bit when trying to pour 1 oz out of a big bottle...really annoying and I hate the waste!

use a small spoon just over the lip of the bottle. U will not spill a drop & u can see approximately how many drops are being added. Bottle to spoon to shotglass works well.