Anyone know where to get oil bottle lids?

[p1gg1e]

Just the lids not the bottle?

[zacharysmom]

if you are talking about the pour lids maybe try a restrant supply store ?

[velochic]

Pour lids? No... I have tried everywhere including online and restaurant supply stores (those that require membership and those that do not.) Nope, they are doing some sort of higgedy-pokedy to keep you from being green and reusing a glass bottle. It has me really pissed off.

I had to resort to using wine bottle corks and giving up on the pour lids.

[p1gg1e]

Yep pour lids. I think a found a couple sites! I didn't have the right name ( oil lid thingy didn't work on google )

Now to get my butt to order them or go buy them. I want to recycle bottles for Christmas but may have to buy some in the end.

[p1gg1e]

Oh and I'm using them to make pretty soap dispensers for dish washing I love mine that someone gave me and thought it would be a great gist for others.

[sunnysandiegan]

I have a beautiful cobalt blue nicely shaped glass bottle that I use for my dishwashing liquid. It was once a fancy water bottle (screw-top lid) that someone else was drinking (acquaintance) and I asked if they were going to keep the bottle. Um, yeah, I got the two-headed look.

Anyway, I have gotten several different types of pour spouts for it over the years. I've had this bottle for 9+ years now. The plastic types (Walmart) don't last all that long, but are really cheap. I also got some at The Container Store and Bed Bath and Beyond. Right now I am using a fake silver one with a rubber insert. The rubber insert lasts sooooo much longer than the plastic ones. I don't recall exactly where I got this one, but it was a bit pricier and it is cheap-looking because the top part you see is kind of cheesy looking. However, what counts for performance is the part you don't see...the part that goes inside the bottle opening.

[velochic]

See, my problem is not finding them... it's finding ones that fit. They are all too small to fit my oil bottle.

[Dingletwitz]

liquor stores sell the speed-pour thingers--that's the type I've used for the bigger mouthed bottles.

[p1gg1e]

Originally Posted by Dingletwitz

liquor stores sell the speed-pour thingers--that's the type I've used for the bigger mouthed bottles.

Ah cool. I wonder if the local liquor store have them...before I drive 45 miles to the nearest town