Re: Has anyone tried this?

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Posted by CorasMama on July 30, 2001 at 15:16:56:

In reply to: Has anyone tried this? posted by Rupal on July 30, 2001 at 14:18:59:

OR -- Just a brainstorm here -- what about using a hot glue gun to
fill the bottom half or third of the bottle? The glue gun glue I
have stays pretty flexible and bendy after it cools, to it might not
make it harder to squeeze.

I just ordered a couple bottles and some henna from Kenzi, so I'll
try it out with one of the bottles, and let y'all know.

: I'm a cone user myself, but I have found Jacquard bottles
comfortable
: to use when they're completely full. Have people tried Jacq
bottles
: 1/4 or 1/2-filled with old paste? Then you can put new paste on
the
: top and add more whenever you need it. This strategy may be a bit
: suspect because I don't know how adversely a little old paste may
: affect new paste, but if you use it quickly enough it should be no
: problem.
:
: There's the inevitable problem that may come from using this
: strategy - you'll start wasting the new paste on top because you
: didn't want to get down to the old stuff early on . .eventually
all
: the layers would build up and your bottle would be full before you
: tried to refill it! I think that such a problem can be avoided,
but
: this was all just a thought.
:
: ~Rupal

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: OR -- Just a brainstorm here -- what about using a hot glue gun to : fill the bottom half or third of the bottle? The glue gun glue I : have stays pretty flexible and bendy after it cools, to it might not : make it harder to squeeze. : : I just ordered a couple bottles and some henna from Kenzi, so I'll : try it out with one of the bottles, and let y'all know. : : : : I'm a cone user myself, but I have found Jacquard bottles : comfortable : : to use when they're completely full. Have people tried Jacq : bottles : : 1/4 or 1/2-filled with old paste? Then you can put new paste on : the : : top and add more whenever you need it. This strategy may be a bit : : suspect because I don't know how adversely a little old paste may : : affect new paste, but if you use it quickly enough it should be no : : problem. : : : : There's the inevitable problem that may come from using this : : strategy - you'll start wasting the new paste on top because you : : didn't want to get down to the old stuff early on . .eventually : all : : the layers would build up and your bottle would be full before you : : tried to refill it! I think that such a problem can be avoided, : but : : this was all just a thought. : : : : ~Rupal
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