alcohol container

[GaryG7]

I like to dip my razor in alcohol after each shave. (First I clean off the blade with a toothbrush and running water.) I tried keeping alcohol in a small glass jar, but opening it with wet hands was difficult. I finally came across a yogurt cup at Target that has an actual plastic lid, not the peel-off foil one.

Now I keep two yogurt cups available. One has alcohol in it at the kitchen sink and when it's time to change the alcohol, I put that one in the dishwasher and use the other one.

My motto: Hard work may pay off in the future, but laziness pays off now!

 

[ovrmnjake]

I use a "cottonball jar" that I picked up in the bathroom dept. It's not airtight, but it works.

 

[Snargle]

I've been using a 4 oz. Nalgene plastic jar. You can usually find them in a camping supply store. They're watertight, unbreakable, and easy to open with slippery hands.

If you can't find them locally, Campmor is a good on-line source.
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___80912

 

[Groat]

I've been using a 4 oz. Nalgene plastic jar. You can usually find them in a camping supply store. They're watertight, unbreakable, and easy to open with slippery hands.

If you can't find them locally, Campmor is a good on-line source.
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___80912

That thing reminds me of a UA container from the military.

 

[SUNA]

I use a round glass Pyrex container. It has a nice rubber lid on it...I think it was $3 at WM.

 

[firehydrant]

That thing reminds me of a UA container from the military.

Those would work too.

I use a clear glass sugar bowl with a lid at home and an old octagonal shaped jar I found with a metal lid (on very loosely) at work.

 

[ackvil]

I use a screw on plastic container. Works fine.

 

[Iakona]

I use an empty skippy natural peanut butter jar. It's plenty wide, so no banging the razor on the sides on the way down. It's also plastic, so it won't really do any damage anyway.

 

[GaryG7]

I've been using a 4 oz. Nalgene plastic jar. You can usually find them in a camping supply store. They're watertight, unbreakable, and easy to open with slippery hands.

If you can't find them locally, Campmor is a good on-line source.
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___80912

Snargle, Campmor is sort of local to me. I think I could find the part of the store with the container while blindfolded.