How is this type of packaging different or better than the little bottles with a brush?
917845
Never saw crazy glue in a bottle with a brush. Are you sure you are using instant bonding Krazy Glue? I saw crazy glue or the generic in tubes with a nozzle you had to cut to get the glue out. the nozzle was always getting clogged. I had to stick a sewing needle in the nozzle to try and remove the clog.The glue with the red twist top never clogs and is in my opinion the best packaging devised to dispense instant glue. there are other brands of instant glue on the market. Just make sure you buy one with the plastic twist off top.
1948018
I use the tiny brush from the Munchkin Deluxe Bottle Brush cleaning system. It's small enough to get in there & clean it!
573668
The one with packaging is the same as the one without. It may appear it looks different, but based on my memory they are the same.
1477188
Mine came in a padded envelope with a little bit of bubble wrap. It was secure enough and there was no damage to the bottle.
150151
The packaging is strong and will resist heat and cold a lot better. Harder to puncture too. They pack fairly flat and are easier to store than a few bottled water. I will say they do have an odd plastic kind of taste, but it is emergency water after all. I probably wouldn't buy more of these though. But they remain in my bug out bag nonetheless.
910471
Just easier to unpack. Something like this it probably wouldn't make much difference. Things like batteries, etc that are packaged in those hard plastic holders is another story. Personally, if the cost is the same as stated below, I would always opt for the frustration-free. ;-)
353295
I have both and use the bottle/brush for more precise application. You have to be careful not to contaminate the bottle by using the brush on a dirty surface. The spray can get to areas that can't be reached by a brush, but it can be a bit messy. Note that there are also different formulations available - the D100L is a 100% solution - the sprays come in 5% to 100% solutions.
1819891
The old packaging was a glass jar.. But now every time I order it I get it in a tube. I feel it is easier to apply with a tube, but with a jar I was able to get every drop out.
150149
It's smaller. These are very small packets, so they are easier to stow in FAKs and emergency stowage areas. They don't roll around, etc. But mostly, rigid plastics are permeable so the water goes stale or can even get contaminated. Unless you get metal or more serious re-usable grade bottles (which add a LOT of weight and cost). The bags are metalized foil so are completely environmentally protected, as long as you keep them from getting holed.
869183
I can't say for sure. My package had the two bottles at the bottom and the three brushes visible at the top. With this new packaging, who knows what's hidden behind all that cardboard. But mine did come with 3 attachments; one was a wire spiral brush. Hope that helps.
308489
buy bulk or universal packaging. It's cheap for the same product as retail, just without the expensive and pretty packaging.
336904
It's Amazons custom packing that is supposed to make for easier opening. It's also recyclable and protects the product.See more info here: http://www.amazon.com/b/?&node;=5521637011
1024175
It depends on the size you buy. The smaller quantity, is blister packaged. The larger quantity is in a bottle.
1191765
Chelsea, You know how most things are packaged do secure you normally can't get them out without scissors/knife? Well this you can just pull the back of and there is your product. Hope this helps. Jo-Ann
1640511
A spray bottle would be perfect for the consistency s great not too tin and not too thick .i put mine in one and it workes great.no waste ;)
1026108
Standard packaging is the thick, secured plastic packaging you may find at a local store. It's the packaging you have to use some super scissors or a razor blade to cut through...and hopefully not slicing your finger. Hence, the frustration-free packaging which is a cheaper packaging. If you owned a store front, you may want to get the standard packaging to minimize people stealing your product...however, if you are like me who is just buying the product...it's a nice alternative that reduces your cost of the exact same product.
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There is a FoodSaver group on Yahoo and some people use baby bottle liners for making small packages. There is a trick to it, though. Apparently, it works fine.