SP Bel-Art Right-to-Know Safety-Vented/Labeled 4-Color Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach) Wide-Mouth Wash Bottles; 1000ml (32oz), Polyethylene w/Yellow Polypropylene Cap (Pack of 2) (F11832-0015)

This bottle is nice and it does everything it should. It holds one large bottle of drug store alcohol. I use it for cleaning electronics and similar type work.

No instructions included. Normally that would not be seen as too difficult for using a "wash bottle." Except this bottle has a designed hole in the "feed straw" assembly that is apparently designed as a safety valve that required a bit of figuring out to see how all the loose parts in the bottle are configured. I did not know it had a safety feature until I went to their web page to make sure I assembled it properly. (because it didn't work worth a flip) After reading their instructions, putting the parts together along with the "slide safety ring" now made sense. A minor issue assembling it properly so I was happy and went to the "test phase." Strike two! The safety valve slide ring is very loose fitting so that a partially filled bottle squirts air as much as water! Where is quality control any more?

This is a plastic bottle with some minimal anti-leaking feature added. Why are these bottles $15 a piece? They probably cost maybe $0.50 to manufacture and distribute. Ridiculous price gouging because it can be used for bio-tech.

I bought 1000ml unlabeled bottles and got 24 ozbottles labeled ethanol. What bologna.

Works well