Easy Way to Measure Chemicals for Pump Spraying

[Stimw]

I'm always looking for something to measure sprayer chemicals.
I figured out that I can take the plastic caps from liquid laundry detergent, pour measured water into them and mark them with a magic marker for size and then use them. There are different sizes and colors which makes them even better and easier to use!!
AND!!!! I'm recycling!
Remember, if you put something in a bin you are collecting. If it gets reused it is recycled.

 

[JDgreen227]

I'm always looking for something to measure sprayer chemicals.
I figured out that I can take the plastic caps from liquid laundry detergent, pour measured water into them and mark them with a magic marker for size and then use them. There are different sizes and colors which makes them even better and easier to use!!
AND!!!! I'm recycling!
Remember, if you put something in a bin you are collecting. If it gets reused it is recycled.

GREAT IDEA...I have been doing the same thing for ten years but thanks for posting the concept. Another use I have for those caps is to cut the end off and use it as a replacement for those plastic 2 1/2" shop vacuum hose ends that always get broken.

 

[JRobyn]

I like to use the little glass graduated "shot" glasses that they sell at Walmart in the kitchen gadgets section for a $ or 2. I don't like that they are glass, but they have graduations in several denominations which makes them very useful.

- Jay

 

[Stimw]

My way is free! Besides I tried your way but when I used the shot glass for my Rum it made it taste funny!!

I like to use the little glass graduated "shot" glasses that they sell at Walmart in the kitchen gadgets section for a $ or 2. I don't like that they are glass, but they have graduations in several denominations which makes them very useful.

- Jay