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If you want the full answer:
Use the bottle on Mandana. Then, with her inside the bottle, use it on the ice creature.
i.e. you can place the bottle on the table but it does nothing (very confusing) and Eli suggests you should distract the golem so he can kill it (even though in the end he isn't the one to do so).
Relying on making a connection that Mandana can go into bottles is a major stretch due to the following reasons:
In my opinion there are two quick fixes to make the puzzle better if you have Mandana on your party:
1. Allow Mandana to be used on the bottle, not only the bottle on Mandana.
2. A slightly larger fix: Give the player some item to open the bottle with and put it e.g. in the liquor closet so we can make the connection that the bottle is potentially part of a larger puzzle (apart from the safe code) and that it can be opened/emptied so that Mandana can go inside it (much less of a stretch IMHO)
Other fixes would include redesigning the puzzle altogether given this particular combination of people. Perhaps even altering the dialogue so Eli doesn't suggest HE should be the one taking out the golem and that the player should merely dsitract the construct for him to be able to do so (Mandana has to kill it after all and the player doesn't distract anybody in this solution).
Just some ideas...
I agree, that the dialogue is really confusing with Eli and Mandana