Hi Sarah..
oh thats a good idea too..using the rubber band to hold the pipette to the bottle..I think I will do that next time myself.
I love finding new and easy things like this to keep my things running smoothly..anyone got any other idea's/tips they use to make their craft easier that they want to share as well?
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Amanda in Australia "You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help enough other people get what they want." - Zig Ziglar
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I'd noticed the caving in bottle thing and wondered why it continued to happen even after I'd unscrew the caps, let the bottles "breathe" for a bit, then return the caps. I thought of just keeping a pipette/dropper rubber-banded to each corresponding bottle in a couple plastic baggies, that way I could keep them scent specific as you've done. Very good idea. Thanks so much for all the tips! Cheers, Sarah |
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