🧴 Bar5F Plastic Bottles: 8 oz Leak-Proof Pump Dispenser, BPA Free - Set of 2 | Body Wash, Moisturizer, Face Cream, Liquid Soap | Clear Refillable Bottles with Black & White Pumping Caps Review

Looks good enough but the pumping mechanism isn't running smoothly. Content tends to spill out unpredictably instead of having a nice smooth flow.

I love these clear plastic soap dispensers. They're a great size for a sink and the straws are deep enough to squeeze as much soap out of the bottle as possible. I will buy this again.

Perfect for this purpose. Keeping the lube at arm's length in the bedroom with the girl so it wouldn't be obvious to anyone that it was lube. in the boy's bed.

A pump failed after about two weeks. Also, the bottles look great, they make a real mess. The nozzle is too short. It doesn't come out of the bottle so the soap runs down the side of the bottle and once dry makes a real mess in the bottle. And it makes a real mess on the top of the vanity. more than those with the best design.

Bought when I was looking for something easier than messing around with baby soap. Night Lavender broke into a baby shower gift, I struggled to keep using it for as long as possible until other soaps became a problem with baby bathing as well. These bottles make bathing much easier. Small pumps dispense well with each use. Sometimes I accidentally jam the pump, but it's not that hard to turn it slightly. Overall very happy with these.

I use Nioxin shampoo and conditioner (which is expensive) but I use so little that a large bottle goes a long way. Well, the original bottles got so old they started cracking! I didn't want to lose the last few ounces of the remaining product so I bought these to store and distribute the leftovers. Not only did these little bottles save my shampoo and conditioner, they are also very convenient to use as they dispense the perfect amount of product with one pump, so I plan on just topping them up

The instructions say to prime the pump, whatever that means. (I even checked online - I think that means pumping a few times to get liquid in the hose). What wasn't covered was that you can rotate the spout and leave the bottle open or closed. I'm guessing it's a "feature" but since both bottles were sealed when I received them I figured they were defective. I even pulled out the hose, found the sealed inner tube and drilled it out. (Surprisingly, that didn't screw it up.) I finally managed to…