📦 Coghlan's Clear Plastic Containers - Store and Pour Contain-Alls, One Size (8525) Review

They are of surprisingly good quality, I was expecting them to have a lighter wall material but they are actually very strong. Judging by the reviews, some earlier versions leaked. poured eucalyptus oil into bottles with a nozzle and a regular cap and kept them on the caps for 48 hours without leaking. This is exactly what I was hoping for.

I used it once to store shampoo, conditioner, fluoride rinse, moisturizer etc on two 2.5 hour plane trips. Having trust issues, I unscrewed the lids tightly and put them in a ziplock freezer bag. Not a single leak in one flight. A small leak from the shampoo bottle on a flight. So not perfect, but significantly better than anything I've tried. I would buy them again.

These bottles are ideal for camping and camping where size and weight are important. These bottles come in a variety of sizes and are ideal for storing things like spice and condiment mixes, as well as things like shampoo, body wash and instant coffee. I've used these bottles on various trips throughout the spring and summer and they still work.

I needed some small bottles of liquid but many other offerings had too many bottles or were too expensive for just one or two. This set has a great price and good quality. They haven't leaked, but I will say they feel thinner than what you'll find at craft stores. I love bottles, but I'm not interested in polycone containers. The hinges on both cases feel so fragile that I think they'll just break after a few uses.

Small bottles easy to carry. The lids are interchangeable, so you can have a fixed lid or a flip-top lid. Hinged lid does not leak. I buy hand sanitizer in big bottles and then pump it in to carry around. Just right for a day trip to the city or for a walk. Soft plastic bottles but durable. We've been using it for a couple of years now and it doesn't leak or tear. Also use a few for raw sugar. Small bottles hold 2 tsp. Sugar - enough for a cup of hot tea on the go.

I love these things that help me lose some weight when traveling. I can buy larger, cheaper e-liquid bottles and then fill those smaller bottles for hiking. I typically fill a 2-ounce bottle with Picaridin insect repellent, a 2-ounce bottle with olive oil, and a 1-ounce bottle with Camp Suds biodegradable solution. I also use the small jars of portable aqua water purification pills as well as allergy pills. I keep things organized by labeling each container with a label from the Brother label…