Toilet fluid

Where there's muck....... there's brass. 👍

I don't like trying to pour out 100ml from the big containers, and in the back of my mind is what a mess there would be if it burst while travelling.  So I'm looking for 100 ml plastic bottles that I can use to carry a single shot.  Must be something out there that comes in a suitable container that I can reuse rather than pay £1 each on eBay.

Anyone got any suggestions? 

My wife got some reusable 100ml bottles either in Home Bargains or wilko.  They are actually produced for taking liquids in cabin baggage.

I've kept the small sample bottles of fluid that are given away when one gets a new van ( don't know if those buying a second hand van get these samples) and I fill them at home from the 2 ltr containers and carry them instead.

if you want clean, easy to use, single shot doses, why not try Aldi/Lidl Bio washing sachets. like many, we've been using them them for a few years now.

£2.80 ish for 20 capsules, keeps the cassette far cleaner (incl limescale removal) than any expensive 'blue' we've used previously.

I have been using the capsules, but apparently there is a "smell" in the night that keeps another person awake.  The shots of fluid will be used for a while and then silently revert to capsules.  All in the interests of research, of course!

The presence of capsules in the cupboard will be explained away as them being a far more effective tank cleaner when towing.

Are the Lidl/Aldi bio capsules suitable for sites that only allow the green fluid only as we know of some over here in France as they only have Septic tanks.

I think you have to avoid bio products in septic tanks as these can affect the balance of friendly bacteria?

Thank you Brue we thought so as we are on a septic tank here and when we lived in Somerset, we will stick with green fluid we use now.

Trouble is mine just refills with 'recycled' Sam Smith's.