Review on 🧳 Leak-Proof Travel Bottles - TSA-Approved Travel Containers for Toiletries with Quart Bag by Keerthi Forrest

When I first got this set I filled each bottle with water, screwed on the caps, turned them over and left them all night to see if they were leaking. However, they didn't when I squeezed them lightly, three of them stayed tight and the fourth licked like crazy. When I emptied the bottle it turned out that the blue silicone at the top of the bottle was only partially sealed because it was standing upright and not on the white bottom of the hole. I turned the bottle upside down again without the cap, pressed it down slightly and left it there for eight hours. When I picked it up to photograph the loose seal for this review, the seal was intact as it should be (see photos)! I tested it by filling it with water and squeezing it again and it held tight. Needless to say, this was an easy fix and I'm now the proud owner of this cute travel bottle set. Because they are much softer than traditional plastics, they pop out easily and the holes are large enough to fill easily. Most importantly, they are the perfect size for flying on an airplane. Since my husband travels a lot, they are perfectly tailored to his needs and also take care of me when I come to visit him. I also really like the included holdall to avoid any unlikely leaks in our luggage. Without the cap, if you grab the white plastic base at the neck of the bottle where the cap is screwed on, you can easily rotate the entire top of the white base to find the pre-cut label of the bottle's contents. The stamps list shampoo, soap, lotion, conditioner, and "sun" which I think means sunscreen or suntan lotion. There is also an empty field if it is not one of the above. It's a pretty smart design idea.