Newbie intro....dual sprayers...

[Guest guest]

Greetings from a newbie....

 

I have been doing various things with incenses and essential oils for

some time, and am aware that many customers for essential oils are

using them to make cosmetics, or blends of massage oils, and the like.

 

At same time, I have been making and distributing a medicinal

pathogen-killer which requires that two liquids be mixed together at the

time of use. Separate spray bottles of the the 2 chemicals can be used

to spray a quantity of each onto the same place, where they will

combine and interact.

 

I have spent some time looking for a spray or dispenser bottle with 2

chambers but one plunger, which would combine the two liquids through a

single outlet. I have found a number of such devices, with dials to

vary the ratio of the A and B solutions.

 

None of these are available at the retail level, and minimum wholesale

orders are quite large.

It occurred to me, however, that since one use of them is to combine

through atomisation two immiscible liquids (one user makes a salad

dressing dispenser of variable oil/vinegar ratio), perhaps such a

dispenser would be practical for combining the kinds of ingredients

with which massage oils, lotions and the like are made, and that if so,

it might be practical to get together with a number of small-scale

makers of such products to share a wholesale order of these dual

dispensers.

 

The key points seem to be:

 

* Eliminating the need for an emulsifier,if the 2 liquids are

sufficiently combined through atomisation.

* Providing infinite variability of ratio, perhaps permitting the

same dispenser to, for example, range from dispensing a

refreshing lotion (H20+alcohol-based?) to a scented creamy lotion.

 

 

Does anyone have any ideas about this possible route?