Oil Mixing Bottle

This is our second one. Keep one at the house and one at the lake. At this price they are one of the best simple solutions I have seen in a real long time. They are easy to read and use. The first one is over a year old and still in great although grimmey condition. If you have any 2 strokes that you mix this is a must have. Buy one quart of 2 stroke oil and this and save money the first quart over the small one shot bottles.

A must have for accurate measuring!! Makes the pain in the ass mixing into an easy task. I keep one in the boat in case I need to get gas on the water and one in the truck for when I use gas cans. A cheap must have

What a stupidly awesome idea. Just fill oil to matching gallons and done deal. I’m sure these cost 5 cents to produce so they’re making a few bucks on us but hey - it works great and makes mixing easy.

This is a great 2 cycle oil mixing bottle. A must for every 2 cycle user. So easy to use. Find your mixture; Look down to amount of gallons ( Or liters ) Fill oil to that point. Easy. It has OZ or CC ; 24-1 ; 32-1 ; 40-1 ;50-1 ; 100-1 . No oil to clean up. After pouring oil out, simply put cap on. No cleanups like measuring cups. My first bottle had it for many years. This year I found another on amazon & bought another.

Great idea. Been looking for something like this for a while. So simple, yet does the job perfectly.Would be nice if the neck wasn't narrowed since it's a little hard to wipe out if you're planning on using different fluids in it or just want to keep it clean. If they made it just big enough to get your hand into, it would get 5 stars.It's not quite a graduated cylinder for accuracy, but likely will get you close enough for any 2 cycle mixing you need to do.

Not that many pre-mix outboards and jet skis still in use these days. But when I have to service one then this mixing bottle makes the task easier. I usually fill 5 gallon cans to 4.5 gallons then fill the bottle with 2-stroke oil to the 4.5 gallon mark. Pour into the 5g can and mix it up.I have switched to battery power for my limited chain saw use but this could be used for small power tools also.

The picture clearly shows a 32:1 mixing rate. We recieved the bottle and that is the only rate not on it. That was the whole point of purchase was to have that mixing rate....disappointed that the product is not actually the one shown.

I kept having trouble fouling plugs on my Johnson 65 HP 3- cylinder two-stroke by trying to accurately measure oil using the markings on the bottle the oil comes in. If you have tried it, then you know what a frustration it is. This mixing bottle has graduated markings for all the common mixing ratios and some that are obsolete for the antique engine aficionado. I was considering the tapered graduated cylinder shown at Amazon and other vendors but I am glad I got the one with a cap on it. I can leave it in the back of the Suburban without leaking oil on the carpet and I can leave it in the shop on the workbench without getting dust and grinder grit in it. Yes, I know the tapered cylinder has a cap but I suspect it wouldn't seal as well rolling around in the Suburban.