Squeeze Wash Bottle – Convenient Liquid Dispensing for PMU & Tattoo Artists
Make your PMU and tattoo procedures more convenient with our Squeeze Wash Bottle, designed for easy, controlled liquid dispensing throughout treatments.
Whether you’re preparing your workstation, cleaning equipment surfaces or dispensing compatible cleansing solutions, this practical bottle allows you to direct liquids exactly where needed without unnecessary spills.
The flexible bottle body makes dispensing simple, while the long, curved nozzle provides better control when working around your treatment area.
Key Features & Benefits
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Controlled Dispensing: Easily regulate liquid flow by gently squeezing the bottle.
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Angled Nozzle: Directs liquids precisely where needed.
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Flexible Plastic Design: Comfortable to hold and easy to squeeze.
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Convenient Screw Cap: Allows for easy filling and closing.
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Versatile Use: Suitable for water and compatible liquid solutions.
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Practical Workstation Essential: Keeps frequently used liquids accessible during PMU and tattoo treatments.
Ideal For
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Permanent makeup procedures
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Microblading treatments
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Tattoo workstations
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Dispensing compatible cleansing solutions
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General workstation use
Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
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| Product | Squeeze Wash Bottle |
| Material | Plastic |
| Colour | Translucent white |
| Nozzle | Long, curved dispensing tip |
| Closure | Screw cap |
| Application | Controlled liquid dispensing |
| Suitable for | PMU, microblading and tattoo workstations |
How to Use
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Unscrew the cap and fill the bottle with your chosen compatible liquid.
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Secure the cap firmly.
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Position the angled nozzle over the intended dispensing area.
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Gently squeeze the bottle to control the liquid flow.
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Clean and maintain the bottle according to the liquid manufacturer’s instructions and your workplace hygiene procedures.
A simple, practical addition to every PMU and tattoo workstation.
Please note: The bottle is not supplied sterile. Only use liquids compatible with the bottle material, and do not use it to irrigate open skin unless the bottle, contents and procedure meet the required sterility standards.








