How to store a nearly empty bottle of wood glue

[Flyover]

I wanted to store my nearly empty bottle of wood glue upside down so it was ready to go when I needed it, but I couldn't figure out how to store it that way. Then it dawned on me: this was the perfect use for one of those shot glasses up in the top shelf of my kitchen cabinets that I never use. (Because when I want liquor I just chug straight from the bottle like everyone else.)

 

[oldognewtrick]

Well, there ya go. Necessity IS the mother of invention.

 

[bud16415]

 

[pjones]

I knew there was a use for one of those tiny glasses somewhere.

I don't mean to question the accuracy of your description but that bottle looks pretty full to me in that picture so I gotta ask, if it is considered almost empty... how tall is that bottle?

 

[Flyover]

I knew there was a use for one of those tiny glasses somewhere.

I don't mean to question the accuracy of your description but that bottle looks pretty full to me in that picture so I gotta ask, if it is considered almost empty... how tall is that bottle?

Sorry, bad lighting in the photo. There was about 1/4" of glue in the bottom of the bottle.

 

[pjones]

Sorry, bad lighting in the photo. There was about 1/4" of glue in the bottom of the bottle.

Ahh, I figured it was one of those painted bottles like my ketchup now comes in. I can never tell if the thing is half full or half empty. It's a disappointment really because I always go into the fridge thinking its full until I pull it out to just to find out it's STILL EMPTY!

... One of these days I'm going to have to buy more ketchup.