Voss water bottles for dosing containers

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Smaller tanks need smaller dosing containers, Seen these Voss water bottles used before. Not bad for a 800ml container for $3.50. If anybody else uses them, did you leave the Voss on it or did you remove it, if so what was your technique. I plan on building the dosing stand to accommodate the dosing pump and up to 4 bottles for my 40 gal breeder. The necessary hardware to convert the bottle is easily found at BRS. The acrylic tube and 1/4 inch connectors. I would advise to soak the top in warmwater from your sink before drilling, this could help stop cracking.

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Smaller tanks need smaller dosing containers, Seen these Voss water bottles used before. Not bad for a 800ml container for $3.50. If anybody else uses the, did you leave the Voss on it or did you remove it, if so what was your technique. I plan on building the dosing stand to accommodate the dosing pump and up to 4 bottles for my 40 gal breeder. The necessary hardware to convert the bottle is easily found at BRS. The acrylic tube and 1/4 inch connectors. I would advise to soak the top in warmwater from your sink before drilling, this could help stop cracking.

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Glass???
 
how did you remove the labeling on the outside ? scraping or chemically
you could use a dremel or small orbital tool with a polishing attachment I bet. Awesome idea to use these containers by the way!
 
WHERE!!!!! lol. I have been looking for glass bottles since moving back to NY even before I had my tank going just to be able to have some, and can only find plastic
https://amzn.to/490nyg8 here you go! but the online price of course is more expensive, probably better off just buying empty glass drinking water bottles at that point...
 
WHERE!!!!! lol. I have been looking for glass bottles since moving back to NY even before I had my tank going just to be able to have some, and can only find plastic
I got mine at publix
 
how did you remove the labeling on the outside ? scraping or chemically
Going from memory which isn't good. I think I softened them up in hot water scrubbed/scraped the label and removed the adhesive with rubbing alcohol.
They work great. I ran them for quite a while until demand increased and I wanted a larger container.
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My high tech holder
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Everyone by us has them, but all plastic. I haven't looked at the gas station, but maybe they went back to glass. The grocery store is all plastic.
 

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