What do you put in the refillable bottles?
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Different cleaners for different types of floors. For example, we have one filled with hard wood floor cleaner and another one with a multi-surface cleaner for our tile floors. You don't have to worry about changing out one cleaner for another in the same bottle, just swap the refill bottles for right cleaner for the floors. Saves time and we don't waste as much cleaner as we would if we only had one bottle.
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Any cleaning solution - or even water. Just dilute cleaner according to directions
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Hi Jane: You basically put 3/4 full of water and 1/4 of your favorite floor cleaner, or just use vinegar, unless you have wood floors and you need a cleaner made for the wood floors. The "limit line" should be embossed in the bottle if you hold it up to the light. Any laminate will work fine with vinegar and it's cost saving. I hope this helps !
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Murphy's soap and water. There is a fill line for the water and then a fill line for the soap. The mop doesn't work all that well, though, just to give you a heads up.
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On laminate and tile I use vinegar and water. On hardwood I use Bono hardwood floor cleaner. If cleaning pet mess I have used woolite pet stain spray.
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I use Mrs. Meyer's all purpose cleaner in "Lemon Verbena" Works great and smells fantastic!
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Hi Eliza- Generally speaking, medicines should be kept in their original bottles with their dispensing and usage information. The opaque bottle may also protect the contents from light. Lastly, different types of plastic may not properly handle the chemicals in the product. Guess I'm saying, that while it may be possible, I wouldn't recommend it.
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These can be refilled with water. Distilled would be best. You can also use Xikar or Cigar Caddy use everytime solutions.
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From the refill bottle it's a liquid. From the pump bottle it's a foam. The pump adds air to make foam.
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Open the top of the bag. Put your bottle inside. Seal the bag. It wouldn't hurt to wrap some paper around the bottle before putting it into the bag. Every little bit of extra padding helps. They worked like a charm for us. Good luck!
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These bottles use corks. Size 9. You'll want to get a tool for inserting the corks as well.
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yes they are reusable and refillable. I have not had any leakage problem so far.
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I don't refrigerate the bottles I have. I just keep them on my kitchen counter-top. They last a long time.
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Yes, you can reuse/refill the bottle. The tricky part is removing the pourer. You can use a small Allen key to push up the pourer from inside of the bottle.
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Yes, I just removed the stopper from the smaller bottles, put a funnel in the neck, and then poured from the larger bottle to refill. I store the 64 ounce bottle in a cool dry place.
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My experience has been to pour in the whole replacement bottle--seems they are sized to be a reasonable refill--at least for my machine and for many years now.
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Put them in the refrigerator. Then shake the bottle. They should separate just fine.
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They are refilled by pouring the liquid into the container. They are well made and a bargain. I use my essential oils in them and take it traveling with me.
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We use them in the 1 liter bottle. I agree that you may have too much pressure with the smaller bottles
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The opening is about 1 inch in diameter, so anything you can get through that will work. I've never had anything but water in them, so no need for brushing. Be aware the bottles will leak if they tip over. They do not have a gasket or anything to make them leak-proof.
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Try a new empty spray bottle. Dump the contents of the bottles you have into it.
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You can add pretty much anything you want to the bottle. If you want to make 'sodas', you put in some water, and the flavoring. Lemon juice works fine. Pretty much anything you can blow bubbles through works.