Graduated measuring cylinders & jugs

[Lee]

Where is the best place to buy them?

Seen a fair few from China and HK on ebay

Worked out I need all sizes up to 100ml

Then deciding on glass or plastic and thinking that plastic might get tainted by some flavouring and glass will just be a quick rinse, or am I totally wrong like normal

[Tom]

I used 50ml plastic measuring cylinders for a long while, i used to get them from totally wicked - surprisingly cheap and good. They used to run a yearly free credit which topped up my stash xD

[Postmodern Smoking]

Here seems pretty cheap for that sort of stuff: www.creamsupplies.co.uk/index.php?searchStr=measuring+cylinder&act=viewCat

[joeten]

This place does some lab stuff www.ibottles.co.uk/products/laboratory-wares.html

[VapingBad]

Wilco home brew dept do OK plastic 100 ml ones.

[Tom]

Ive just dug these out that will not be used again Lee

5x50ml
1x10ml



yours if you want them?

[Perpetua]

I've got both glass and plastic . . . . the plastic ones can and do get stained/tainted by certain flavours but they're cheap enough to replace.

My glass ones I got from here:

 www.ebay.co.uk/itm/271792444194?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Delivery was pretty swift, around 10 days IIRC Lee.

[Lee]

As per normal, the help, advice and generous offers of help are phenomenal

Thanks very much for the offer Tom , I will end up going for glass ones
Rather than be greedy and take them for no reason

[jtc]

I prefer glass for mixing and steeping.
You might want some of these for when you're juice is ready Lee

m.fasttech.com/products/1583205

And some of these

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10Pcs-Plastic-small-Mini-Funnels-Diffuser-Liquid-Perfume-Oil-Lab-NEW-CK-/191900866244?hash=item2cae2ed6c4:g:jSAAAOSwjXRXZmzJ

[TJ]

Oh my those little funnels are so cute jtc, I have absolutely no need for them as I also only mix in small quantities into the bottles via syringe but they are so dinky

[pacman]

Cream supplies glass tubes are great been using mine for ages and they're still like new lee. Those mini funnels work a treat as well.

[jtc]

Aug 2, 2016 6:44:31 GMT TJ said:

Oh my those little funnels are so cute jtc, I have absolutely no need for them as I also only mix in small quantities into the bottles via syringe but they are so dinky

Lol yeah well because I mix 400ml a time I find them great for filling the small plastic bottles after steeping.
A slow pour and squeezing in and out of the small plastic bottles soon has them filled without mess

[lemental]

Aug 2, 2016 7:19:34 GMT jtc said:

Aug 2, 2016 6:44:31 GMT TJ said:

Oh my those little funnels are so cute jtc , I have absolutely no need for them as I also only mix in small quantities into the bottles via syringe but they are so dinky

Lol yeah well because I mix 400ml a time I find them great for filling the small plastic bottles after steeping.
A slow pour and squeezing in and out of the small plastic bottles soon has them filled without mess

Just have to be a touch careful with those mini funnels as they often cause an airlock then start rising leading to deskjuice

I've found with those and filling larger capacity plastic bottles with standard opening is to squeeze the bottle, then let go before pouring into the funnel.  This creates suction and pulls the liquid through the funnel a lot quicker.

I used to use them to fill 100ml plastic bottles with PG or VG (messier) but now use larger sauce bottles for those with an opening you can just pour into for the main volume of PG or VG i'm adding, then a smaller nozzle bottle for adding PG/VG to a mix when I'm near the weight required.

[xs2man]

I gave up on graduated measuring jugs / cylinders very quickly personally.

Now I use this: www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00EPO9M2Y/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I decant my PG / VG / Nic into 100ml squeezy plastic bottles for ease of use, and just mix by weight now. Much easier and tidier, and quicker too. For any quantity of mixing too.

Scott Bonners video on it is what got me started for sure...

[thejester]

i prefer jugs, bigger the better to work with