Would these tubes work for homemade solid perfume?
1755930
I have never heard of or seen solid perfume so I'm not sure but if it is as solid as lipstick, it should work great.
1755931
I used them for lip balm, but they never leaked and have worked very well. I don't see why they wouldn't work for solid perfume.
1755932
Probably? is it a wax base perfume, not something that needs a roller? if so, then use, I think you could use these for that. if liquid at all, I wouldn't recommend it...but I am thinking of a great cream/wax perfume I have that came in a tiny tub that would have worked just as well in a tube like this!
1755933
Probably so. You would want to make sure the perfume won't melt in a pocket from the body heat. I add just a teeny bit of extra. Eeswax to myup balm to prevent that.
1222458
I would think so. Even the whole tube probably wouldn't cause trouble--but I would check with the manufacturer before I did that.
186454
Yes, I use this fluid to make eliquid. It is very thick and produces big fluffy clouds. Good luck!
213064
Yes, you should be able to re-use the tubes without any problems. However, it's a always a good idea to order a spare tube. :)
584189
I would think so, Renee, as I use them to make hand and body soap to use in the shower. :-)
857247
Yes, definitely! The funnel is small and as long as your pefume bottle opening isn't super thin, you can get the funnel in there. I use it for perfume and transferring Essential Oils from the larger bottle to the smaller bottle. It can come in handy for many things! Good luck!
1747840
I don't think so - you'd want a finer mesh. I use a small sieve. This is really for salt or possibly granulated sugar.
1914985
I would think so. I would not store liquid in these but any kind of dried spices, tea leaves, etc. should work very well. these are a very good price. i have looked around a lot on the internet and use these for storing my homemade salve.
1460801
You can, or use the kind that comes in a tube. I would advise wearing a protective mask because of the strong chemical odor in both types. Bottled fabric glue gradually thickens and then won't come out of itsspout. I was given advice to thin it with nail polish remover, but that didn't work... all it did was sit on the top of the glue, even when I shook it fiercely. The glues that come in tubes are less stringy, and can be found in your local crafts store.
216081
They are 100% pure, therapeutic grade. I'm not a perfume maker, but I would think that due to the "warmth" of this oil, it would not be necessarily one you would want to use in making perfume. But as I said, I'm not a perfume maker - I basically use the oils for salves, lotions, and in place of medications. However, I know I mix some of the other oils in my salves for scent - just not black pepper.
857244
I would think so but I used them for transferring crushed pills into empty gel capsules. I think they are for exactly what you need them for.
137769
no, they are for pneumatic (air) products. I can't say they won't work but I've never used them for that.
2025206
I don't know - I used it on some heavy perfume in our medicine cabinet in the motor home. I would just try it. Good luck!
971691
I am unsure if it is ok for tube tiresI do know they make the same formula for bicycles and they are tube. I suggest looking on Slimes website and contacting them directly
213066
You can use existing tubes. If the old tubes were holding air and maintaining a good pressure they should do OK.
529871
Yes, I would think so. I used them in my handmade soap. I pulled the petals off the hard center, and mixed them in. Wonderful for your skin!
118544
I don't know that brand, but if it's an oil or perfume, I think it will work perfectly. I used vanilla extract one day as an experiment and it worked fine.