🧂 Dublin Salt and Pepper Shakers by Godinger Review

They are very nice but like the other review the bottom plugs are cheap plastic not rubber. My pepper shaker is fine, but the plastic plug on the salt shaker is bent, causing the salt shaker to tip sideways. I tried straightening out the bent plastic but that didn't help. Nice view but I don't think I would put salt and pepper in it.

There are almost no corks. It's thin, light plastic, not rubber, things that don't stay in at all when empty, let alone salt or pepper in shakers. The glass is beautiful, but if you don't want something to just be empty and beautiful, these things are useless. I don't understand why the company doesn't use transparent rubber stoppers that can actually work.

I really imagined things to be a bit bigger. I can already see that they are not intended for everyday use. They have a VERY CHEAP plastic base that will fall out over time. Imagine you have a company and you grab the salt shaker and the bottom falls out. salt on the table. That's guaranteed to happen with this product, I don't like it except that it's real glass and they look nice.

I wish I had read the reviews. I like the look, they are really nice, the perfect size and feel good in the hand. But wow what cheap flimsy plastic plugs on the bottoms! I couldn't believe it, corks are more fragile than the little plastic condiment caps you get in a fast food place. I actually turned the box upside down, thinking that the 'real' corks should be packed inside separately. I would worry with each use that the corks would fall out and salt or pepper would be all over the place so…