Plastic wash bottle with a wide mouth, narrow neck, and angled dispensing head for versatile lab use. This bottle is designed to make filling, cleaning, and dispensing easier and more controlled. Key benefits Easy filling and internal cleaning: wide mouth allows quick filling and thorough access to the bottle interior, while an angled head guides flow precisely where needed. Controlled dispensing: narrow neck and pointed dispensing head reduce spills and drips, helping you apply liquids accurately in tight areas. Safe and durable: made from safe materials, built for durability and practical daily use in laboratory settings. Practical and compact: narrow neck design contributes to a sturdy, easytohandle profile without sacrificing capacity. Graduated for accuracy: some variants feature a scale on the bottle to measure and control the amount of liquid you use, supporting repeatable experiments and workflows. Attributes to note Function: washing and dispensing liquids in laboratory tasks; suitable for rinsing glassware, preparing solutions, and applying small volumes. Compatibility: designed for use with water and common lab liquids; material selected for safety and durability. Size and capacity: available in combinations that provide proper capacity for routine lab work; narrow neck design helps with precision. Material and performance: plastic construction offers light weight, resilience, and easy handling during repeated use. Graduation feature: scale design enables accurate measurement and monitoring of liquid usage. 23 use scenarios Rinsing and cleaning glassware: fill the bottle with water or cleaning solution through the wide mouth, use the angled head and narrow neck to flush interior surfaces and reach hardtoaccess areas. Precise liquid application: use for dispensing small volumes of liquids into reaction vessels or narrowdiameter containers, where controlled flow minimizes waste and splashing. Preparing solutions: use the graduated option to measure and add specific amounts of liquid to be mixed with reagents, helping maintain consistency across experiments.