Horlicks bottle any good?

[el flaco]

Horlicks the bedtime drink (no I don't drink it) comes in a screw top plastic jar. The jar is super lightweight, watertight and fits in a standard bottle cage. The top is 2.5 inches wide and it is 7 inches tall.

It really is a fantastic bit of kit that looks good with the label removed and it's free! However I don't know what to use it for other than as a pee bottle.

[Heltor Chasca]

Tools? Food?

Be careful if using the phrase, 'fantastic bit of kit.' Everyone will want one. Banned on YouTube gear reviews too.

[pwa]

You save your pee? Presumably for some horticultural use? Seriously, though, I'd just use it in the garage to store spare nuts, bolts or washers. Sounds ideal for that.

[Gattonero]

I'm one of those that when is cold, mid-night wee happens most often. Though could do with a wider opening (not bragging, it's just for convenience) the Oasis drink has sufficed until now, widely available even if I'm not a bog fan of fizzy/sugary/carbonated drinks.
The biggest problem is always to disguise it when going to the toilets to empty the call of nature, before disposing of the bottle

[Roadster]

and it's free!

Er, not quite... Horlicks will have factored the cost of the jar into the selling price...

[Sweep]

Ovaltine screw top jars are handy for food.

Little need really to buy specialist over designed food containers - there are lots of good ones available for free (despite above somewhat nit picking comment) - sometimes wondered whether a thread should be started for recommendations.