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Fizzy Pop Bottles?
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Does anyone out there know why there are the lumpy bumpy bit on the bottom of cola bottles?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Most fizzy drink bottles are made of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)
In all bottles made of this there is a small dimple on the bottom of the bottle and, in the case of fizzy drink bottles, a flower-shaped base. This flower shape helps the PET bottle to cope with the pressure put on it by fizzy drinks. The dimple is caused when the bottle is blow-moulded upside down - the dimple is where the plastic was forced into a mould and then cut off.
In all bottles made of this there is a small dimple on the bottom of the bottle and, in the case of fizzy drink bottles, a flower-shaped base. This flower shape helps the PET bottle to cope with the pressure put on it by fizzy drinks. The dimple is caused when the bottle is blow-moulded upside down - the dimple is where the plastic was forced into a mould and then cut off.
Ahh right I must not remember the black caps because my mum was one of those - "NO we cannot buy crisps and 'pop' like everyone you know from school" which meant I was stuck in the orange squash section on the shop!
Of course as soon as I left home I eat and drank any thing bad for me to get my own back - ha haaaaa!
Of course as soon as I left home I eat and drank any thing bad for me to get my own back - ha haaaaa!