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Recycled Plastic Bottle, Transparent Spray with Glossy Silver Collar, 250 ml

Name: Recycled Plastic Bottle, Transparent Spray with Glossy Silver Collar, 250 ml
Brand: Handymade
SKU: O24PP250REC-OVR24PSL
Price: 1.56 EUR
Availability: BackOrder

Plastic bottle, recycled, with clear mini trigger sprayer, 250 ml A clear bottle made of recycled PET with a capacity of 250 ml and a fitted mini trigger sprayer with a glossy silver collar forms ready-to-use packaging… full description

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Product codeO24PP250REC-OVR24PSL

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What's in the set

Plastic bottle, recycled, clear 24/410, 250 ml

Fine Mist Sprayer, Transparent, Glossy Silver Collar, 24/410

Product description

Plastic bottle, recycled, with clear mini trigger sprayer, 250 ml

A clear bottle made of recycled PET with a capacity of 250 ml and a fitted mini trigger sprayer with a glossy silver collar forms ready-to-use packaging for liquid products that are applied by spraying. The contents and their level are visible through the clear wall. PET is lightweight and does not break when dropped, so the bottle is suitable for both the bathroom and a handbag. The bottle neck and the sprayer thread have the same 24/410 neck finish, so the two parts fit together without the need to look for a matching closure.

The set is declared suitable for contact with cosmetic products. It is not intended for food. The 250 ml capacity suits products that are used up faster and in larger amounts: face and body toners, hydrolates, refreshing face sprays, hair detangling sprays, after-sun sprays or home fragrance sprays for textiles. Both parts are also technical grade, so the bottle can be used for homemade cleaning solutions or for spraying water when working with clay and soap.

What the set is suitable for

Toners and hydrolates – low-viscosity water-based products are dispensed evenly by the sprayer, and the fine mist spreads well on the skin.
Hair sprays – water-based conditioning or styling sprays, where 250 ml is used up within a few weeks.
Refreshing and home sprays – mixtures of water, alcohol and solubilised essential oils. For a higher proportion of solvent, we recommend the sample test described below.
Auxiliary solutions in production – alcohol for removing bubbles from soap base, or water for dampening a mould.

Thick emulsions, higher-viscosity gels and pure oils cannot be turned into a mist by a mini trigger sprayer. The contents tend to drip or clog the nozzle. For such products, choose a bottle with a pump or a disc top closure.

How to fill and dispense

The stated 250 ml is the nominal volume, that is, the amount the bottle is designed for with normal filling. The brimful capacity is greater, because space remains above the liquid for the dip tube of the sprayer and for expansion of the contents when the temperature changes. Fill the bottle to the nominal volume, not up to the neck. If it is overfilled, part of the contents is pushed out when the sprayer is screwed on, and the thread stays wet.

The sprayer draws up the contents through a tube from the bottom and releases approximately 0.12 ml with each press. Use this value when estimating the number of doses and when setting the concentration of active or fragrance ingredients in the spray. Check the tube before the first assembly: it should reach just above the bottom so that the remainder of the contents can also be sprayed. If it is longer and bends, it can be shortened with a sharp knife.

The clear wall does not block light. Store products containing light-sensitive ingredients, for example vitamin C, retinol or a higher proportion of essential oils, in a cupboard away from the window, or fill them into amber or blue glass.

Good to know

Before the first filling, wash and disinfect the bottle and the sprayer with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and let them dry completely. The packaging can be reused; the procedure is repeated with every new filling.

PET withstands aqueous solutions and common alcohol-based toners. It is not suitable for hot filling: let the contents cool to room temperature, otherwise the bottle wall may deform. In line with the storage instructions, the packaging must not be exposed to aggressive chemicals. For products with a high proportion of undiluted essential oils or other organic solvents, leave a sample in the packaging for several days before filling a larger batch. Watch whether the wall turns cloudy and whether the sprayer continues to seal and dispense.

Besides plastic, the sprayer contains an aluminium part. For strongly acidic or salty solutions, therefore, check whether the contents change colour over time and whether the mechanism sticks.

For recycling, unscrew the sprayer from the bottle. The bottle is made of PET; the sprayer combines PP, another plastic and aluminium, so it is sorted separately.

If you want to use the bottle with a different closure, choose from the closures with a 24/410 neck finish in the Handymade range, where you will also find other ready-made packaging + closure combinations. For your own combination, we recommend checking the tightness and the behaviour of the packaging with the specific formulation.

Frequently asked questions

Is a clear PET bottle with a sprayer suitable for hydrolate?

Yes, hydrolates and other aqueous products dispense well from it, and the mini trigger sprayer turns them into a fine mist. However, clear PET does not protect against light, so store the hydrolate in the dark or in a shaded place. The contents are aqueous, so if you make the product yourself, it must be properly preserved.

Can a recycled PET bottle be filled with an alcohol spray?

PET withstands common alcohol-based toners and fresheners with a proportion of ethanol typical for cosmetics. For products with a higher proportion of undiluted essential oils or other solvents, we recommend testing a sample in the packaging for several days. Aggressive chemicals do not belong in the packaging at all.

How much liquid fits into a 250 ml bottle?

The bottle is designed for a nominal volume of 250 ml; the brimful capacity is slightly greater. The reserve is for the dip tube of the sprayer and for expansion of the contents when the temperature changes. If the bottle is filled to the brim, part of the contents is pushed out when the sprayer is screwed on and the thread stays dirty, so fill it only to the nominal volume.

How do I clean the sprayer before reusing it?

Pump clean water through the sprayer, and then alcohol, so that it passes through the whole tube and nozzle. Finally, pump air through until no liquid comes out. Wash the bottle, rinse it with alcohol and let it dry with the neck facing down. Residues of the previous contents would otherwise spoil the new filling or clog the nozzle.

Can I fit a closure other than the sprayer on a 24/410 bottle?

Yes, the 24/410 neck finish is a standard thread, and other closures with the same designation also fit it, for example a cap, disc top or pump. The choice depends on the consistency of the contents: only a sprayer produces a mist, while thick products need a pump or a pouring closure. When changing the closure, we recommend checking the tightness with the specific filling.

Why does oil not spray into a mist from a mini trigger sprayer?

The mini trigger sprayer is designed for aqueous liquids with low viscosity. Oil has a higher viscosity and a different surface tension, so it leaves the nozzle in a stream or drops, and the mechanism clogs faster. For body and hair oils, choose a bottle with a pump or a disc top closure, or a sprayer expressly intended for oils.