FIFO16 oz Squeeze Bottle (3-Pack)

Didn’t even know I really needed these in my life until I got them. I will say though if you squeeze way too hard, you will pop off the endcap! These are very sturdy though, and I would buy more! The first thing I put in one of them was sour cream, and when my husband noticed what I had Bought, he was amazed at how well it worked. He said we need to fill the fridge with these instead of all the other bottles of the products come in. It will save so much room in the fridge. It will take you extra time to fill the bottles, and refill them, and wash them, but it will be so worth it . I’m looking to get some labels for these, as marker doesn’t look so pretty with my handwriting. But I do like these, and will be getting more so I have a more organized fridge and pantry.

Honey has always been hard for me to use without making a sticky mess all over. Discovered these FIFO bottles over a year ago and couldn't be happier. They dispense honey, don't leak, and the honey doesn't make a mess all over the opening. At work when I'm making tea - I really appreciate the lack of mess then. I've recommended them to friends who also love them and have bought more! I'm writing this review now because I have other things I want to use a FIFO bottle - ketchup, mustard, hoisin sauce, shampoo... this list goes on.Edited to add: Be sure to make the caps on both ends very tight. If any air escapes, the bottle will not dispense well. To give additional grip to tighten or loosen the caps I wrap a rubber band around it and it works like a charm. It's now December 2020 and I'm still enjoying these.

These work great for chalk paint. I had a slight leak when I first filled it and placed it squirt end down, but it soon 'scabbed over'. This only happened with one. It dispenses the paint nicely and keeps my paint from getting contaminated from dipping my brush into the jar. Makes painting a bit quicker, and blending is much easier. I ordered three to test, and will now order two dozen more. These will be great for quickly dispensing paint during classes - no wasted time opening and closing paint jars, or the mess of pouring paint out and having it drip down the sides of the jar, making it hard to open/close. I got the yellow nozzle ones and they work just fine. I may get a few of the blue nozzle tops (for thicker liquids) just to test, but so far I'm liking the regular yellow.

Easy to refill because of the wide opening; easy to clean because of removable ends on both sides; by filling from the top and dispensing from the bottom it keeps food cycling through rather than having to pour out what's left before refilling.The dispensing end needs a cap because the bottles leave messes behind in the fridge if storing right side up.

I'm very happy I took the gamble to try these for various hair gels that we have in the house. These gels (such as 'gummy' brand) come in tubs that are a complete mess to deal with. They are way too thick for pump dispensers. I loaded up one of these FIFO bottles and was able to dispense a controlled amount of product with no waste and no mess handling the container! I used one for shampoo, as well, to make it a one-handed operation (rather than having to use one had to flip open the cap to the container).

I use these bottles for storage of honey. They are fantastic for that purpose--easy to fill, and they DO NOT LEAK. I also like their NSF approval. There is, however, one thing which I really dislike: several hand-washings did not remove the strong plastic odor inside the bottles. I do not want my honey to have a plastic taste, as some varieties are quite expensive. I hope the manufacturer can solve this problem, or, at least, include de-odorizing instructions in the package.

While the seal on the top and bottom DO contain the liquid (dish soap in this example), storing it on a counter top for three days, valve down, there was a small puddle of soap at the end of the day. Because the bottles are fairly thin plastic, I think the outside pressure (changing weather) or the sheer weight of the contents put more force on the valve than it was designed to take. Same experience with catsup, but not regular yellow mustard.

Hold the sauce in, no leakage so far. Good for oyster sauce, ketchup, etc.