Hello, do these bottles have the flow stopper, if you will, that won't allow it to come pouring out all at once? I think it's called an orifice reduce
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No, they are a bit more basic than that. Just an open topped bottle once the cap is removed.
637041
You take the red stopper off when you pour. The red stopper cleans the fat out of the spout in case some got in there. It has never happened to me, the separator works wonderful.
1090571
When I put the orifice reducers into the bottles the lids will not fit on. The reducers are mean to help the oils or product come out one drop at a time, but for this size of bottle it is not needed. The bottle is so small that my oils stay in the bottles even if I open it up and turn it upside down. All I need to do to get the oil out is to put my finger tover the opening and a small amount will come on my finger. It is a very tiny bottle.
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The vial comes with the orifice reducer to help control the flow. The csps come with a liner to ensure a tigh closeure so the oils wll not evaporate..
1609695
I had that happen too. You may not have attached the plug thing into the top of the water bottle far enough. If that happens, when you turn it over all the water gushes out. Not sure why. Try to push/twist the stopper thing in deeper into the top of the water bottle before turning it over. Hope it helps.
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They are a slower flow but not sure about the bottles. I use glass bottles...
1176582
No - it doesn't work well...there is no stopper in the tube, so it just continuously drips. I would not purchase these again!
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.
591037
Yes, it's a little flap that closes when not in use. When you use the bottle, the flap opens slightly to pour the liquid out.
697259
No there it doesn't but it is a small sealed unit and I have had no problem pouring it out.
438649
You have to use a bit of "squeeze" pressure to get the fluid started, once it has, don't use any more or the flow becomes too much. It also helps to keep the bottle in a more upright position while using the brush when you can and especially if you already have to much "flow" going! It is a balancing act to learn how to control the flow of fluid, but it works really well once you've gotten some practice with it. I really haven't had too much of a "leakage" problem, so maybe you have a defective bottle....
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I don't know if you would call it a regulator but it does have a screw open and close valve at the bottle end which can also help you regulate the gas flow
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That's what I'm using it in. You can adjust the intake and output valves to adjust the flow rate. I cut the flow rate a little and I'm using the bar instead of the spout. Very happy with this product. Fourth brand I've owned and I'm sticking with it.
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I haven't had a problem with this. The bottle is usually empty, or very nearly empty, when I go to refill it. I just unscrew it and refill, but I'm always refilling with the same thing, my foundation makeup. The pressure isn't really powerful. I wouldn't think it would squirt out when you went to unscrew it, even if it was quite full. Hope this helps.
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I have a Fluval 306 Cannister that I am using this on and it does not appear to have reduced the flow rate. I have added shrimp to my tank which made this a necessity and it has worked well for me.
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I have noticed the same. Hold the measuring spoon right against the bottle when pouring. I normally free pour but it is what it is.
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No stopper. It does come with an aerator that works wonders for the taste of all wines.