I hope it likes its new diggs
Gave my Veg an offering to keep it happy!
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I hope it likes its new diggs
That's pretty unusual. Where did it come from?
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Its just a beer bottle with a wine spout. I heated the stickers on the empty Veg bottle with the wifes hair dryer to peel them off easily and stuck them on the bottle.
The Veg approves!!!!! All kidding aside all Pinaud products benefit from glass.I can actually take a whiff of The Veg from the bottle and it smells way better than in it's usual plastic house.
It smells alot better when decanted into a vintage wine bottle.
Then you insert a cork firmly into the neck.
Wrap with electrical tape.
And drop it overboard a ship mid-ocean.....
Nice job on the bottle!
Then you insert a cork firmly into the neck.
Wrap with electrical tape.
And drop it overboard a ship mid-ocean.....
Nice job on the bottle!
Why, no why. Love the Veg.
I like that idea. I've been trying to get appropriate glass bottles for some of my things as well, but the thought hadn't crossed my mind to use non-decorative bottles with the original labels. This is going to shorten things considerably!
Just make sure no one accidentally mistakes it for a real beer.
That wouldn't end well for anyone.
That wouldn't end well for anyone.
There is no question that Pinaud and in my humble but correct opinion all colognes smell better in glass. Just like Coca-cola tastes better in a glass bottle.
Why don't we all start a letter campaign to Pinaud requesting that they bring back the glass bottles. Even if for a limited time. Then we can refill from the plastic. I've lucked into a couple vintage bottles in junk shops and transferred the labels with a limited degree of success. But it would be worth it to me to spend a few extra bucks for a glass bottle that I would reuse.
Why don't we all start a letter campaign to Pinaud requesting that they bring back the glass bottles. Even if for a limited time. Then we can refill from the plastic. I've lucked into a couple vintage bottles in junk shops and transferred the labels with a limited degree of success. But it would be worth it to me to spend a few extra bucks for a glass bottle that I would reuse.
