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Russell Duffy wrote:

> Has anyone found a good, sealable measuring device, capable of at least 15
> oz, or do you just use the scale that's on the side of the bottle, and
> figure that it isn't all that critical?    

I don't know where he got it, but the two cycle oil that my 
brother-in-law used on his boat came in one of those bottles with two 
caps.  Remove one cap and squeeze the bottle, the oil squirts up into a 
graduated reservoir.

I haven't been looking, but I just sorta' figured that all the two cycle 
oil came in those bottles.

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