2. While using generic squeeze bottles, the chemical identity must be clearly indicated in permanent ink or label. Abbreviations or chemical formulas are not recommended.
3. Always check the squeeze bottle label before adding solvent, avoiding accidentally mixing with other chemicals.
4. Squeeze bottles, which become leaking, damaged, or not clearly identified, shouldn’t be used anymore. Don’t forget to report the problem to the responsible person
5. Squeeze bottles made of LDPE are intended for short term dispensing and will degrade over time depending on the solvents used.
6. Don’t overfill squeeze bottles. It’s better to leave an inch or more of headspace from the cap so as to prevent spillage or drips.
7. Don’t store squeeze bottles containing flammable liquids near sources of heat or ignition. Whenever plastic squeeze bottles shouldn’t be placed on a hot plate.
8. Store squeeze bottles containing flammable liquids in a secondary containment tray to catch any drips. If not in use, a lot of squeeze bottles should be placed in a flammable storage cabinet rather than a fume hood.
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