🍅 OAMCEG 8-Pack 16 OZ Plastic Condiment Squeeze Bottles with Discrete Measurements - Ideal for Ketchup, BBQ, Sauces, Syrup, Condiments, Dressings, Arts and Crafts - BPA Free Review

They are great and just what I wanted. First, I washed all the bottles in the dishwasher on the top row. This is important to me because I want the bottles to be dishwasher safe. I find all sorts of uses for them. I used one for ACV conditioner, another for soy sauce, gave two to my mom for salad dressing. Also very economical.

Just received the bottles. I want to buy the next size up. 8 ounces I need to refill frequently. Several bottles are not level and wobble. I used a lot for spices, vanilla extract and various vegetable oils. Love the convenience and look great. I applied the label with a label applicator and taped it to keep it from sliding off. If the spout doesn't flow well, just cut off the tip. Generally quite satisfied.

12 ounce can of soda, that's 8 ounces. The typical bottle you put ketchup or mustard in is usually 16 ounces or larger. The nozzle emits a very fine jet. They are small and perfect for my use. I also use it for oils, vinegar and other liquids. You can write on it with a marker but I use labels printed on my Dymo printer which have the advantage that they can be removed/replaced.

We bought these bottles because my 15 year old daughter just had double jaw surgery and she hasn't been able to chew for 6 weeks. And her jaw still doesn't open wide enough for a spoon, so we had to get creative. I can fill these smoothie bottles, baby food, liquid mashed potatoes, etc. for her to eat. I had to cut off the top of some to get past the thicker consistency, but so far it's worked great. And they're easy to wash between meals.

I only need bottles to dye ties. It is in order. They were properly packaged but must have seen a few things before they were packaged. All were dented and crushed. I was able to fix most of the dents but had trouble unscrewing the caps due to the dents. They won't leak if you cover the tip with your finger while shaking the paint. Tip caps don't snap or close properly and that was one of the reasons I bought them. I also thought the measurement markings were in ounces, but it turned out to be…

If you care about food safety then this product might be for you. there is a picture of the bottom of the bottle. I received the bottles and they also have 3 LDPE on the bottom. It is either [1] Plastic #3 PVC - Polyvinyl Chloride (labeled 3 on the bottom) OR [2] Plastic #4: LDPE (labeled LDPE on the bottom) OR [3] Plastic #5: PP - Polypropylene (given in list). Sooo what is this? #4 and #5 are food grade, #3 may be depending on the type. With all this uncertainty, I would advise purchasing…

I am very confused about these squeeze bottles . Polypropylene is written on the side. There is a number 3 logo on the bottle indicating PVC which I don't want to use. To complicate things further, number 3 says "LDPE" for "Low Density Polyethylene", making it number 4. I'll probably use these for slime or paint, but not spice like I originally intended. . . It is made of plastic #3, which is PVC, not polypropylene. PVC is not my favorite food grade plastic. I would recommend finding a…

I have bought many of these bottles. I use them to apply soft acrylic paint in my art studio. The bottles are quite thick and squeeze well. I can easily dispense a drop or a trickle of paint. The threaded cap fits snugly (another brand reportedly has issues with threaded caps slipping out under pressure). The cap that fits over the spout sits well on the bottles and so far none of them have failed. The only problem with the dozens I've bought is that the spout cap only clicks into place on…

Bought to store condensed milk for my coffee. Advantages: - inexpensive - the thread on the cap fits well on the bottle if you are careful when tightening it - the "ends" are fixed and won't get lost - relatively easy to clean thanks to the wide neck and the short, pointed tip. When you squeeze the bottles, the tips let some air through. If you fill with water and turn the bottle upside down the tips will leak - very thin construction, may deform when handled by hand - could be polyethylene but