High-quality glass spray bottles with eco-friendly bamboo pump heads and black labels provide a safe, durable, and convenient solution for storing and dispensing cleaning products. These 16-ounce spray bottles feature transparent glass bodies, resistant to corrosion and deformation.
The 19% plastic components, used in the construction of the bottle cap and nozzle, ensure a secure and watertight seal. The 70% glass content, comprising the bottle’s body, provides a non-toxic and environmentally friendly material. The 11% bamboo component, utilized in the pump head, promotes sustainable and eco-friendly practices.
The provided three bamboo pump heads, made from high-quality, biodegradable, and carbon-neutral bamboo, guarantee environmental protection. The pump heads are recyclable, degradable, and pollution-free, making them an Earth-friendly choice.
Each bottle comes with a high-quality black label, allowing for easy identification and organization of cleaning solutions. A waterproof pen is also included to mark labels, ensuring that liquid names are easily visible.
The silicone funnel and cleaning brush provide additional benefits for cleaning and maintaining the spray bottles. The inclusion of a cleaning brush for the glass bottles ensures effective removal of dirt and debris.
The provided silicone protective cover ensures the safety of the bottle, offering toughness and elasticity to withstand external forces. Silicone products are non-toxic, tasteless, and colorless, posing no harm to human health.
Glass spray bottles, like these, are reusable and help protect the environment by reducing waste. BPA-free materials and recyclable components also contribute to a healthier and more sustainable cleaning experience.
Free after-sales service is provided by the manufacturer, ensuring that any issues or problems can be promptly addressed.
The product is available in three attractive colors: Grey, Blue, and Pink, and comes with a total capacity of 1.1 pounds. This product is suitable for use as a cleaning solution holder.
