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Small plastic screw-on-lid bottles
May 26, 2009 @ 02:27
I'm going cycling touring and need to travel light. Where can I buy re-useable small plastic bottles with screw-on lids? (So I can decant shampoo etc in to them). Body Shop used to do them years a go?
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I'm going cycling touring and need to travel light. Where can I buy re-useable small plastic bottles with screw-on lids? (So I can decant shampoo etc in to them). Body Shop used to do them years a go?
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SlogFesterMay 26, 2009 @ 02:27
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Re: Small plastic screw-on-lid bottles
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May 26, 2009 @ 03:08
Seems to me that you can find them in any Coop City store and also in Manor. They are sold for travel (since there are now restrictions on the amount of liquids you can take on the plane). Look in the travel/suitcases area.
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Seems to me that you can find them in any Coop City store and also in Manor. They are sold for travel (since there are now restrictions on the amount of liquids you can take on the plane). Look in the travel/suitcases area.
Verbier, May 26, 2009 @ 03:08
Verbier, May 26, 2009 @ 03:08
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May 26, 2009 @ 15:28
Thanks Verbier.
For the future reference of others though...
As advised I bought some in Coop City, but was shocked at how much they were. CHF4.50 for a 100 ml container. It was actually cheaper to buy then with product in! (Something is very wrong with our world.... blah blah blah... don't get me started :crazy:. Anyway...
I then went to some camp stores and to my great suprise found packs there much cheaper. Normally anything is more expensive in camp stores, but Coop takes the biscuit on this one.
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Thanks Verbier.
For the future reference of others though...
As advised I bought some in Coop City, but was shocked at how much they were. CHF4.50 for a 100 ml container. It was actually cheaper to buy then with product in! (Something is very wrong with our world.... blah blah blah... don't get me started :crazy:. Anyway...
I then went to some camp stores and to my great suprise found packs there much cheaper. Normally anything is more expensive in camp stores, but Coop takes the biscuit on this one.
SlogFester, May 26, 2009 @ 15:28
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