Plastic Bottle with Cap, 16 Ounce

A working 16 ounces. Full-batch size for waters, washes, and lotions.

Secure screw cap. Seals tight for shelf and travel.

Honest empty plastic. Lightweight, refillable, and shatter-free.

• Capacity: 16 oz; plastic bottle with screw cap; sold empty
• Best for waters, washes, lotions, colognes, and diluted blends; strong undiluted fragrance oils are happier in glass
• SKU: L16PF

Every working shelf runs on containers, and the honest ones deserve honest listings: this bottle stores what you make, keeps it from spilling, and labels cleanly, which is the entire job. Sixteen ounces suits the batch sizes home practice actually produces, a moon water, a floor wash, a season's worth of blended cologne, and plastic's virtue is surviving the altar-to-bathroom-to-bag circuit that glass resents. One material honesty note: plastic and strong undiluted fragrance oils are uneasy neighbors over time, so keep this bottle for waters, lotions, and diluted blends, and give neat oils the glass they prefer.

1. Wash with warm soapy water, rinse well, and dry completely before first use.
2. Fill with your batch, leaving a little headspace, and cap firmly.
3. Label contents and date; future you is grateful every time.
4. Rinse and dry between recipes, and retire the bottle if the plastic clouds or softens.

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What should I store in it?

Waters, washes, lotions, colognes, and diluted blends; strong undiluted fragrance oils keep better in glass.

Is it reusable?

Yes, wash, dry, and refill freely; retire it if the plastic clouds, softens, or holds a scent you cannot rinse out.

Does it come with anything inside?

No, it ships clean and empty, ready for your own work.