2 Pack Big Syringes (150 ML), Large Clear Plastic Garden Industrial Syringes for Scientific Labs, Measuring, Watering, Refilling, Filtration Multiple Uses

A household painting job can involve a lot of hassle. If the can wasn't well sealed when last used, you may need a new can of paint. I avoid that trouble and expense by taking a couple of minutes to clean all paint from the groove in the rim and the matching lid surface. Then I use a cotton swab to apply a film of silicone grease. The lid can be seated with finger pressure, and the grease film is added protection against seepage of air or vapors. Days or years later, I can remove the lid without the risk of bending it. Holding a paint can may be tiring and clumsy. Besides, as you paint, the remaining paint may be thickening due to exposure to air. Pouring some of the paint into a smaller container will fill the groove in the rim. Removing that paint to reseal the lid will add to the hassle of the job. Years ago I began using a 100ml syringe with a few inches of vinyl tubing to transfer paint. After using a drill-powered stirrer, I brush off what paint i can and drop the tool into a pail with enough water to cover the wet paint. Then, holding the little container over the can to avoid dripping on the rim, I transfer paint with the syringe. I leave the syringe in the pail, where the water will seal the end of the tube to keep air from thickening the paint inside. I put the lid on the can to keep air out. If the paint in my handheld container lasts only five minutes, that's fine because transferring more is quick and neat. As soon as I'm through with the brush, I put it in the water to minimize air exposure. Before reseating the lid, I may have to wipe paint from the tongue around the edge. That's easier than cleaning paint out of the groove in the rim. I bought these 150ml syringes for greater efficiency. Three syringesful would be a pint, the most I would want in a handheld container. I discovered another advantage with this brand. If others have sat a few weeks, the plunger has to be unstuck before it will slide. So far, this one had slid easily any time I picked it up. Someday I'll see if a syringe can help with oil-based paint.

work good

Works great for feeding multiple baby chicks at one time making the task much easier.

Department very good and was intact. it does the job for which it was intended.

These are exactly what you expect to get. Fine for herbal hobby or garage use. I used for wood work.

I purchased this to refill baby food pouches with yogurt. The rubber is so tight and sticky that you can barely use these. Mine broke trying close the syringe

Easy way to water plants in tight places for succulents.

So glad Amazon sells these. They are very useful when I fertilize my plants