You know those individual portion bottles of stans fluid...

[Joshvegas]

... well if you have an empty one and you need/want to swap tyres with loads of sealant in them still they dona great job of sooking it all out.

And then you can put it in the new tyre!

Cheapskate? Me?!

[Artie Fufkin]

I so glad theres somebody else out there who does this.
Nothing cheapskate about it Josh, just recycling, innit!
Nice one.

[Richard G]

Ha, yeah... I suck it out with a syringe and chuck it in a container. This way seems much more direct.

[Lump]

BUT.... you dont pull out the granules that are in the fluid as most are stuck around the tyre. SO...... but some glitter off that there ebay, Silver is the best, and add it to your recycled fluid. As this will help to seal any holes, and when you get a puncture it comes out and looks like unicorn come :D Even better at night

[Mike]

Would never of thought of that thanks for the tip

[Zippy]

To save further effort, buy a vacuum pump.

[jameso]

I've used a cap of an aerosol or anything round of ~2-3" dia to scrape and scoop the stuff out, hadn't thought of trying the old bottle as a sort of syringe though.. Ta.

[GregMay]

I use a rather large syringe.

[Joshvegas]

I use a rather large syringe.

Wh-enema going to hear where you got it?

The beauty of the wee bottle is it require one hand.

[benp1]

Can't you buy the granuley stuff on its own - I remember reading somewhere that someone used to make their own version, maybe with engine coolant or something?

[Zippy]

Can't you buy the granuley stuff on its own - I remember reading somewhere that someone used to make their own version, maybe with engine coolant or something?

I looked into that a while back. There's many different versions etc. I have all the materials sitting there ready to be mixed, just not got around to it.
I shall be using ground up old inner tubes for my "bits".

[benp1]

I shall be using ground up old inner tubes for my "bits".

Food processor?

[Ben98]

I shall be using ground up old inner tubes for my "bits".

Food processor?

Cant imagine the food processor would thank you