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• Sample jars
  <p>Sample jars are, as the name implies, primarily intended for the professional collection of test samples. It is then a question of filling the jar with a representative example of a certain liquid or solid. The vial can then be transferred to a laboratory that analyzes the contents of the sample vial. But in addition to this type of use, sample jars can of course be used for hundreds of different applications, both in business and in the private sphere.##</p> <h2>Sample jar with sealable lid</h2> <p>As with many articles, our sample jars have a number of specific product properties.<br />They are in general:</p> <ul> <li>Transparent</li> <li>Made of sturdy plastic</li> <li>With a tight-fitting lid</li> <li>Inexpensive</li> </ul> <p>It is important that the sample jars are transparent, so that the content is clearly visible and it can be determined from the outside whether the content meets a number of criteria. Because they are made of sturdy plastic, the sample jars can take a beating during transport. This prevents the sample from being lost through breakage. For the same reason, it is important that sample jars have a sealable lid. It would be annoying if the sample jar was lost on arrival due to a faulty closure.</p> <h2>Many uses for sample jars</h2> <p>The application possibilities of sample jars for private use are dizzying. For example, they can be used to store small objects such as nails or screws, but they can also be used to store colored sand for hobby purposes. They can also be used in the kitchen for the storage of herbs, spice mixtures or spices. While it is also common for people to use the sample jars, provided they are provided with measurements, as a measuring cup for a dose of cough syrup, elixir or a drink on a doctor's prescription. In short, sample jars always come in handy.<br /><br />In some cases it can be useful to write the name of the herb or spice with a marker on the outside of the jar or on the lid, for example. Possibly with the date on which it was placed in the sample jar.<br /><br />In short, our sample jars can be used in many situations and the great thing is, after use you can clean the sample jars and use them again.</p>
• Glass bottles
  <p>For many people glass is an irresistible material: the way light refracts in glass, the wonder of the transparency of the material as congealed water and a shine comparable to gemstones. Over the centuries, glass has always been considered a special material and these sets of little brown bottles are really cute. They are real gadgets that require a creative application. It doesn't matter what you're going to use these small brown glass <strong>bottles</strong> for, just don't leave them!##</p> <h2>Small glass bottles with olive oil specialties</h2> <p>These sealable bottles are ideal for storing your own olive oil specialties, giving away your homemade eggnog or as a striking flower vase. <br /> <br />More and more people are making their own olive oil specialties. This way you always have the right amount of olive oil available to use as a dressing for your salad. And making olive oil specialties is not difficult at all.<br /><br />For example, olive oil with a chili flavor is easy to make by frying chili peppers for a while and then letting it cool and cutting into strips. Then sterilize the bottles and caps by boiling them for fifteen minutes. Then let them cool down for a while, upside down on a clean tea towel. Once they have cooled for 15 minutes, put the chili strips in the bottle and fill the bottle with the olive oil, without touching the ingredients with your hands. After a week or two you will have delicious olive oil with a chili flavor. Or do you prefer oil with basil, garlic or lemon flavour?</p> <h2>A field bouquet in small brown glass bottles</h2> <p>It is also very nice to use the bottles as a vase for a single flower from a field bouquet. By placing a flower in each of the water-filled bottles, a beautiful, varied bouquet is created. You can easily remove spent flowers by removing bottles. This is a wonderful application, especially for a bouquet of wild flowers. You've never seen something so elegant as a few stems of cow parsley in these brown bottles!</p> <h2>Glass bottles as gift wrapping</h2> <p>The bottles can also be filled with homemade eggnog. Even then it is wise to sterilize the bottles in advance. Your popularity will immediately increase when you hand out the bottles to visitors. Especially if you write a thank you on the label.</p>