EISCO Wash Bottle for Distilled Water, 1000ml - Labeled with Color Coded Chemical & Safety Information (4 Colors) - Wide Mouth, Self Venting, Low Density Polyethylene - Performance Plastics Labs

This squeeze bottle is fine for giving my dishes and utensils a quick rinse in distilled water to remove any hard water deposits left from my well water during the hand washing chore. They all dry up spotless. The safety admonitions on the bottle are amusing to read too.

I use this to water my small plants, and it works great. Just take out the small piece between the lid and the straight piece that enters the bottle, so you can water slower without getting a bunch of air on the straw.

I am so disappointed in this bottle. It clearly had a leak in the line somewhere and only gurgled and sputtered -- more air than water coming through. I looked and tried rearranging the parts I could but it didn't matter. I think I can spit more than this bottle would squeeze in the same amount of time. This bottle literally had one job and failed thoroughly.And somehow I managed to buy this without noticing it wasn't a "free returns" item. It would cost as much if not more than I paid for this bottle if I chose to return it. I'm still kicking myself, I always check for that.I decided I would strip it down and drill holes in the lid, maybe make a shower-like bottle. (This was intended to water a sizable plant, I prefer to water slowly.) After a few minutes, I decided it wasn't worth my time or effort. Chalk this up to stupid tax, I should've just got a small-spout watering can in the first place.Still, I have seveal cheapo wash bottles for my other plants and they work perfectly. No issues. And this is scientific, lab-grade?! Um, all evidence to the contrary.Avoid at all costs.

Broken bottle tops and straws. Should have never left factory.