Has anyone figured out how to keep the dropper dispenser on the bottle? I see no way to fasten it to the neck of the bottle.
198704
I gave up and just bought a 4 oz bottle with an eye dropper and just pour the lemon oil into that bottle.
198705
It seems as though the dropper for both the lemon oil and orange oil were made for other bottles; they simply don't fit. I wasted much time trying to get them to work and then just gave up.
198706
Nope. In fact that is probably my biggest complaint about essential oils in general. I have oils from more than 5 different brands in many styles of bottles and none of them are designed well for dispensing without dripping and waste.
198707
The 4oz size doesn't come with a dropper. Its simply just a plastic seal for shipping purposes
198708
You can get a syringe used for administer liquid medication to small children or pets for a couple of dollars at most any store, or even here on Amazon. Most are marked in ml. & Google will convert ml. to drops, just type it in. If it's too big for the neck add on a short piece of tubing.
163445
Well, I just opened mine and you are right. Mine has a big hole as well. And it is hard to purchase droppers for these bottles, darn it.
1482159
I have this item, it does not come with a dropper. just the way it looks, glass bottle with a plastic cap. The bottle does have a plastic "stopper" in the mouth of the bottle with a small hole so that it doesn't POUR out but you can get it to come out just a few drops at a time.
45034
Make sure you've got the bottle all the way in. When you hold down the button on the handle it should work. If it's just clicking, the bottle probably isn't all the way in place.
1662806
I had the same problem..it took a while to figure it out. Put your palms around the wide part of the bottle with your thumbs up against the metal on the opposite side from the 1/2 circle of metal. Push your thumbs toward the half circle...it will pop open.
661560
Sorry for the late reply, basically what everyone else said... Slides down into the mouth of the bottle, fits snugly so it doesn't shift easy, cap can still screw closed.
1497964
I haven't had that issue. Try to place the stopper on the bottle opening, press down to compress the spring, place the clasps around the ridge of the lip, and slowly release your pressure on the stopper top while holding the sides of the clasps. I think I had to figure out how to press the middle down to seat the stopper and then press the wings into place.
163446
Mine isn't either. I have heard from a friend that they get the smaller 2oz bottle because it's the only one that does have a dropper.
2070797
In order to open the bottle, a seal is cracked which is built in to the cover. The dispenser allows for one drop at a time. It appears designed to avoid any tampering.
1771865
Two solutions. If cap is screw on measure the size of probe in center of where the bottle sets. Drill cap to 1/8 inch oversize and use clear plastic screw lid with plastic over bottle. Probe will puncture it and dispense water. Blue snap on lid, do same. Non removable cover with plastic push-out center. Cover with clear wrap and heavy rubber band around neck. Probe will puncture. I use all three and have for several years and it works well.
1420350
I believe that always happens. I turn the bottle on it's side and slowly tighten the cartridge holder till I feel resistance. Then I screw it the rest of the way as fast as I can. It is a design flaw. They should have recessed the piercing pin further into the holder. I have not lost the whole thing yet but you really have to work fast to save as much of the cartridge as possible.
324616
No I place something under the neck so the bottle can be placed down without dripping
1927584
Try wetting it with warm water and sliding it onto the bottle, I had to do this, and I left it on to stretch it out, it wasn't easy, but it did finally work! Good luck!
1278633
Hi, try resting the stopper on the top of the bottle and then positioning the wire hinge on either side of the stopper. One side will look 'right' (the hinge loop will push down against the bottle to lock once the hinge is set, so only one side will work for that - check the picture, it shows what that looks like so its clearer which side is right when you're setting it up) the oposing pincher prongs go in the indents on the bottle :) i know, you knew that...
1927418
Use a towel to wrap around the stopper and twist so that you can screw the stopper up out of the bottle. If a dry towel doesn't work, try a damp towel. You have to be careful to not stick the stopper to far into the bottle.
142217
Take off all of the spice dispensers and hold middle and while pressing down a little on the top cover turn it about about 1/8 turn left and it will lift right off. If your stacking it an not hanging it, don't imagine you would like to sell the hanging part, mine lost an hanging 'ear' and it hangs a little loose now?
399263
I have found that if you make sure you get all of the silver (foil) sealer material off the top of the bottle, when it is initially opened, that really helps for the snap top to work well. Screw on tightly to make sure you have a snug fit. Hope this helps.