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Where to get those little red tubes?

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BobW

Jan 1, 1970
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Ya know, the ones that (usually) come with spray cans and plug into the
outlet hole for better directional control of the spray. Where can I get
some?

Also, what are they called? They must have a name. For example, the little
vertical fold in your upper lip is called the philtrum. So, if that thing
can have its own name then certainly those little red spray can tubes should
have their own name, right?

Thanks.

Bob
 
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mpm

Jan 1, 1970
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� �"Straw" is the name...

Coffee stirrer?

Check around some plastics companies.
They probably have a name, but I don't know what it is.
I wonder if there's a "Standard" for these (size, length, construction
material), or if they are just spec'd as needed by manufacturers?

-mpm
 
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gearhead

Jan 1, 1970
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Ya know, the ones that (usually) come with spray cans and plug into the
outlet hole for better directional control of the spray. Where can I get
some?

Also, what are they called? They must have a name. For example, the little
vertical fold in your upper lip is called the philtrum. So, if that thing
can have its own name then certainly those little red spray can tubes should
have their own name, right?

Thanks.

Bob

spray tubes.
here's a funny story from a guy who tried to market them:
http://www.cpinternet.com/mhurwicz/stories/wd40_king.html
 
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BobW

Jan 1, 1970
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Ya know, the ones that (usually) come with spray cans and plug into the
outlet hole for better directional control of the spray. Where can I get
some?

Also, what are they called? They must have a name. For example, the little
vertical fold in your upper lip is called the philtrum. So, if that thing
can have its own name then certainly those little red spray can tubes
should
have their own name, right?

Thanks.

Bob

spray tubes.
here's a funny story from a guy who tried to market them:
http://www.cpinternet.com/mhurwicz/stories/wd40_king.html

That is hilarious!

Well, at least I know where to get some, and he shouldn't be too hard to
find with a name like Maxim Hurwicz.

Thanks.

Bob
 
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Richard Henry

Jan 1, 1970
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  "Aerosol Spray head with tube" is the name.- Hide quoted text -

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He doesn't want the "spray head with tube". He wants the tube.
 
Ya know, the ones that (usually) come with spray cans and plug into the
outlet hole for better directional control of the spray. Where can I get
some?

Considering that the internet is a collection of tubes, you are
looking in the right place!
 
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Michael A. Terrell

Jan 1, 1970
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Richard said:
He doesn't want the "spray head with tube". He wants the tube.


AKA: 'Extension Tube' in some old electronics catalogs.


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Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida
 
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ChairmanOfTheBored

Jan 1, 1970
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He doesn't want the "spray head with tube". He wants the tube.


whooppie fuckin doo. That is still the starting point for locating the
tube, and it is not called a fucking straw.
 
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Tom Bruhns

Jan 1, 1970
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Ya know, the ones that (usually) come with spray cans and plug into the
outlet hole for better directional control of the spray. Where can I get
some?

Also, what are they called? They must have a name. For example, the little
vertical fold in your upper lip is called the philtrum. So, if that thing
can have its own name then certainly those little red spray can tubes should
have their own name, right?

Thanks.

Bob

One name they go by is "aerosol spray can snorkel." As you've figured
out, though, they also go by other names.

Cheers,
Tom
 
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