Can these be used to dispense mouthwash?
1731239
Hi Nettie, It is a big bottle. It would work if you only need a few of squirts in your cup. I believe a bottle that pours would be a better choice. Take care. Pam
1731240
Yes! I actually bought the one that fits Listerine bottles before this and it didn't dispense as smoothly as this pump. I have 2 now - one for mouthwash and one for dish soap.
1731241
I use it for shampoo and that's pretty viscous so I assume it'd be good for mouthwash.
1731242
I would say not. Better used for a thicker liquid ex: hand soap, shampoo, lotion etc. hope this helps.
2280642
Yes. However I would not recommend them. They started to leak after few uses.
402249
I am assuming they can, since they can be washed in the dishwasher (where the water temp. is sanitizing) Mine wash up great in the dishwasher and I also recommend the cleaning brushes for straws.
2198369
I think if put them on the top rack of your dishwasher they should be ok. Just make sure they are completely dry before you use them. Let us know how they do. Good Luck!!
1466140
I'm not sure about that. It puts out small dabs of soap for washing the hands great. You would probably be pumping it a lot to get a small cup of mouthwash. I don't think that would be very practical.
816300
Sure! just use the original container that the dispenser came with. pore the new mouthwash in, set it in the machine and use.
862153
Don't know if the closure is tight enough. The company would need to answer that. There is no preprinted label for mouthwash as I remember. I use it for shampoo, conditioner and soap
240750
If they are small sprinkles yes. I don't think the longer ones will dispense easily.
927827
It might; I've tried a regular soap dispenser for toothpaste and it works, but you have to bang it on the counter a few times every once in a while because the toothpaste is so thick it doesn't settle automatically. This might work better because it sucks the little disk up as it dispenses. I gave up on the soap dispenser because it cracked after a while. I think now I might buy another one of these and try it again because when the soap dispenser worked it was really nice.
113765
Yes, but let them soak in the treated water for several minutes and do not just rinse them like you would with distilled water.
1918808
Not designed for use with the disposable sani pads, but I do not have this brand so cannot say the replacement pads wouldn't fit for sure. My guess is that they will not work because I can see that the replacement pads are much thicker than the disposable ones, so the steam might not penetrate enough. Plus, if you are using a spray, it may make the replacement pads hard to clean. I would ask the manufacturer. They must have a Q&A website.
405916
You can probably machine wash them, but it would likely shorten their lifespan. I don't think that they are intended to be washed that way or with those types of soap. Frankly, I just use a little liquid dish soap (the kind that you'd use in the dispenser near the sink - not the kind you put in a dishwasher) and some warm water.
1996439
I don't think they are intended to be used that way. Several of the individual cubes in my set have leaked, so even though they are just filled with water I would be nervous using them in drinks. Also, they are easy to clean but only because I am not hyper worried about scrubbing each one...if they were going to directly contact food I would be more concerned about bacteria or food stuff on the outside. I do LOVE them for lunches, though.
1953867
This would be fine for shampoo and conditioner but I would not recommend using mouthwash in this dispenser
182912
I think they should work fine. You wouldn't want a larger spoon for a small mouth. Possibly a deeper spoon would be helpful, if one is made.
1346452
I doubt it. The spring-loaded dispensers are unlikely to fit, and they are kind of the heart of the system. Also, when you say "puree," that makes me think of something thicker, which may not work well with the dispensers, either. One alternative - transfer the fruit purees to standard bottles.
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Barry, I don't see why they wouldn't. I use some of their chemicals undiluted and haven't had any issues. They are thicker than what you would expect and have a nice spot for any MSDS info you might like to add to the bottles in case you have kids or pets around. If there are still doubts, I would email or call CG and see if they can answer directly.