I collect unique soda bottles and the like, it's an autistic hobby of mine. Anyhoo, I'm looking for a clear, cheap, non-toxic clear substance I can use to fill these bottles to give them some weight. I tried baby oil, but it's not cost-effective at all. Any suggestions?
>inb4 water
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try glicerine
Huh, neat. I'll definitely look into that. Thanks. In the meantime, I'm still open to other ideas.
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Water with a tiny amount of bleach. Not totally "non toxic" since it's bleach, but not a that harmful. This is what they use for tin shack lights in Third World countries where electricity is not available. The bleach keeps mold and algae and crap from growing.
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Hey, there's something! How much bleach would you say per cup of water?
Vodka maybe?
Drop or so. Hold on. I'll try to find some info
Try 5-propanol and KOH, and don't forget to apply a bit of heat
According to this, two capfuls of bleach, but I don't think you'd need near that much.
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Go on YouTube and search solar bottle bulb to learn more.
Thanks.
Sho nuff. You could use colored sand.
I second this
Or even put food coloring in water.
Moron here, why wouldn't water work?
you moron
distilled water faggot, go buy it, in literally every pharmacy
Also moron apparently, seriously..why not? Something to do with bacteria growing or something?
it would stagnate, at least tap water.
How do you mean? It wouldn't be moving around any more, yes, how would that be a problem?
Are you really implying that SEALED water is going to produce bacteria or mosquito larvae?