A dilution bottle needs clear identity, suitable capacity and compatibility with the product's instructions. A printed ratio line is useful only when it matches the actual required method.
What to check
| Check | What to verify |
|---|---|
| Bottle | Use an appropriate container. |
| Markings | Confirm units and final-volume meaning. |
| Label | Retain product and preparation information as directed. |
Use this checklist for your own comparison
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Use an appropriate container.
Confirm units and final-volume meaning.
Retain product and preparation information as directed.
A practical example
A line showing water volume is not necessarily the final mixed volume after concentrate is added.
Before you decide
Read the product method before relying on generic bottle markings.
For the broader task, see Cleaner claims and labels.
Reference and scope
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