How big are these?

[Inequality Street]

Selling some samples, was going to use the waxybox wax pots, are these actually 30ml?

For example, this is a 30ml sample Carbon I currently have

If they're smaller I'll have to find some other pots!

Cheers

 

[Yellow Dave]

Think the waxybox sample pots are 15/20ml max

Will sned over the link to the place I use. Used my last pot for your spirit sample

 

[Yellow Dave]

http://www.ampulla.co.uk/Cosmetic-Jars/30ml-Natural-Frosted-Cosmetic-Jar--Lid-and-Shive/p-155-755/

 

[Inequality Street]

Cheers Dave

 

[TheEvilGiraffe]

Put pot on scales - zero them - fill pot with water - 1g=1ml...

#rocketscience

 

[Ben..]

Ah s**t. Misread

 

[TheEvilGiraffe]

Ah s**t. Misread

1 ml of water will still be 1ml of wax.

But thanks for trying.

 

[Inequality Street]

Just bought some 30ml pots - Waxybox pots are still full of waxybox wax, was going to empty them, but I won't now.

 

[Ben..]

1 ml of water will still be 1ml of wax.

But thanks for trying.

It's been a long day :-(

 

[Auto Finesse]

Put pot on scales - zero them - fill pot with water - 1g=1ml...

#rocketscience

Its not quite that simple, as different products (such as wax) have a different density, 200ml of wax is roughly 160g

 

[Gally]

But the capacity is still 30g.

 

[Gally]

Can you squeeze more of one substance in a 30ml space than another?

 

[Auto Finesse]

In water yes ml-g is the same, but most solvents weigh less than water ml for ml, for example, get a bottle of polish (say 500ml) and get a bottle of something waterbased like a detail spray the same size for instance.

So you see measuring the capacity by g is not accurate if the products going in are different.

But for the purpose of working out the size of those test pots yes, filling with water and weighing will work, say get get 50g of water in, then its a 50ml pot) but thats not to say you will get 50g of wax in it when you fill.

 

[JD]

Can you squeeze more of one substance in a 30ml space than another?

No, but you could put a larger weight of one substance in, if that substance is more dense. Like you. Texted.

 

[TheEvilGiraffe]

LMAO.

30ml is 30ml. Simple as that. He wasn't asking about mass or density.


Can a plane really take off on a treadmill ?

:evil:

 

[Gally]

LMAO.

30ml is 30ml. Simple as that. He wasn't asking about mass or density.


Can a plane really take off on a treadmill ?

:evil:

Agreed. No one is actually weighing anything.

 

[Scrooge]

LOL!!

1ml-1g

So if you can fill the pot with 30grams of water then the pot in question has a 30ml capacity, no matter what wax you put in it.

 

[JD]

Can a plane really take off on a treadmill ?:evil:

No because it doesn't... AGHOOOOHHH!!!!!!!!!

 

[Chapppers11]

But which weighs more, a tonne of feathers or a tonne of stone?

 

[Steven103]

Can a plane really take off on a treadmill ?

#CSneverforgets

I think that was possibly the worst thread of all time for one human communicating with another.

 

[Inequality Street]

So, new pots arrived:

Think these are a little bigger than 30ml myself! Haha

 

[McGherkin]

Fill them up with unicorn tears and see.

 

[Inequality Street]

Fill them up with unicorn tears and see.

I was actually going to do that, but I've mis-places my bottle of unicorn tears. Bad times..