Can the top be taken off to be refilled? I would actually like to use this as a dropper bottle for oil painting medium.
88887
The top turns but it doesn't unscrew. Looks like it could be pried off with a screwdriver. I don't have an empty can to test it and I don't want to ruin my full can if it doesn't work.
88888
Yes. Just leverage the plastic cap with a knife or a sharp tool. Sorry, my english is not so good.
2053331
If your referring to a glass dropper with the top no, but it has a plastic piece on the rim that allows it to slowly drip out? hope that helps
287830
Yes you can remove the top, but it might be less messy squeezing it through the cap.
1031870
Not an actual dropper that you can pull out of the bottle. But the top of this bottle has a plastic hole in it that's designed to work like a dropper, though. It pours out drops very slowly just like an actual dropper. This bottle is all you need, you don't need to buy anything separate to use this.
1816392
I don't see why you couldn't. That said, I have not had any problems with the dropper...
2248072
I don't believe the intention is to reuse. Not sure it would function correctly if you cut off the top.
690734
Take a pair of adjustable pliers and force the bottle lid to unscrew. There are fins inside the cap you can then clip to allow it to be filled as you like and bottle reused.
722630
YOU cant use the bottom for that, it slides off. You can use the small bottom then pour it into the top part. I like it though!
1082686
There is a little hole in the base next to the spout that must allow excess oil to go back into the bottle. I haven't had any problems with oil dripping down the side of the bottle.
2126749
It really works. To empty it you have to unscrew the top. You would have to really work at it to spill a drop when the top is screwed on.
177692
The top is indeed unscrewable. In fact, I have used it in a lotion recipe! Good stuff!
1697471
I have never tried to do that. When the bottle cracked, I went to the supply place and bought another one. I cannot remember where I sent for it, sorry.
2251587
The lid/top screws off to expose a neat spring action spout to drizzle the oil. The spout does NOT screw off and is somehow a part of the bottle and cannot be removed for reuse.
17434
The top seals tight (and it can be a little hard to remove), but the cap isn't great for pouring; it has the dribble problem. I use it as a top for a salad dressing, and you have to be careful when you shake it (you have to hold your thumb on it, otherwise you'll be covered in salad dressing).
119812
I actually tried to see if it was possible to refill. From what I can tell the top portion of the pen (where the brush is) is removeable, you just have to pop it off. However, once you've wind the bottom portion of the pen, it's very difficult to unwind without possibly breaking it(this helps to push the oil into the brush). I haven't been able to use up an entire pen to see if I could refill it. But from what I can tell, if you play with it a little, it is possible to refill.
1301016
You need to remove the top cover to refill, much easier to take it down. It just pops right off, very easy to do. We have to refill ours every other day during the summer so we do them alternatively- we have 12.
1853073
No. It's a plastic bottle-no dropper. You could transfer it into one though.