Non warping plastic cups

[msunnerstood]

I know using plastic 1-ounce cups or FO is problematic but I have the worst luck with dropping the glass ones.

I finally found a set that passed the 3 hour FO test for both the beakers and the smaller cups. No warping, no stickiness and when washed, almost all of the smell was gone. I will probably use the thin set of cups for mixing mica.

The set has pipettes, a small supply of gloves, 3 different kind of cups, stir sticks (thank god) and finger cots which im not sure what I will use for but ill think of something. I thought the price was fair too.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GD92529/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

 

[Lin19687]

I still use glass . Actually I use the the glass yogurt ones. Holds 5 oz FO. I think it is Oui yogurt?

Everything I use for plastic doesn't last and I don't want to throw out more then I already do.
But those are cute cups.
I do use Pipettes sometimes when I am mixing and FO blend.

 

[lsg]

I use some old glass custard cups that I had around the house. They are just the right size for weighing essential and fragrance oils and for mixing colorants.

 

[amd]

Someone recommended stainless steel cups to me for mixing colors. Would those work for FO's too? I usually don't premeasure my FO's. Usually I'm using all that's in the bottle or if I have to measure off some, I'm below the max usage rate so a slight over measure really doesn't matter.

 

[shunt2011]

Someone recommended stainless steel cups to me for mixing colors. Would those work for FO's too? I usually don't premeasure my FO's. Usually I'm using all that's in the bottle or if I have to measure off some, I'm below the max usage rate so a slight over measure really doesn't matter.

I have some smallish stainless steel cups/bowls that I measure FO into. Works great. I also have 4 oz glass measuring cup that looks like a bigger shot glass and has a pouring lip on it.