Introduction: What Can Be Made of Bottle Lids?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-Icu7fOCao&feature=youtu.be
Step 1: This Is a Very Easy Project and Only Requires Plastic Bottle Caps, Lighter, Toothpick, Scissors!
I show how to modify a plastic bottle cap into a nozzle.
Step 2: The Plastic Bottle Cap Is Heated Up With a Lighter Until It Becomes Malleable and Can Stretch.
With a toothpick is then pushed into the bottom of the cap creating a funnel shape sticking out.
Step 3: The Tip Can Be Cut Off Higher or Lower on the Funnel Creating the Desired Diameter of the Hole.
Step 4: It Can Be Used As a Cap for Glue, Sauce, Cooking Oil, Icing, Etc.

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1 Person Made This Project!
- DumbodoreL made it!
16 Comments
6 years ago
Great idea. I broke the three point knob for the tension screw on my Scroll. I ground what was left of the knob until it fitted into a plastic bottle cap I then filled the cap in with two part epoxy, covering the the remains of the knob. It has worked well for about three years and will never break under normal use again.
Reply 4 years ago
...and suddenly I have an idea how to fix the broken HVAC control knob on my
'94 pickup. Thanks!!!
Reply 4 years ago
My tensioner knob is still as good as the day I made it. :)
6 years ago
is it safe to use this after burning the bottle lids?
Reply 6 years ago
Is it safe to use the plastic lid that was formed from melted plastic to begin with?
6 years ago
melted plastic + food stuff isn't it lethal
Reply 6 years ago
How do you suppose they form the cap in the first place?
6 years ago
it looks like a pointy hat
6 years ago
That's really Very useful.
6 years ago
cool!
6 years ago
Thanks! Looks easy enough to do.
6 years ago
Very useful medichackcollection. Thanx for posting.
TT
6 years ago
This is pretty darn cool!
6 years ago
that's really mind blowing for me I never thought of that
6 years ago
really good idea. I often thought it would be cool if a company made a spout for a common bottle, now I can use the cap that came with the bottle!
6 years ago
Wow! I had no idea this was possible!