🧳 Convenient Travel Buddy: LinkIdea Portable Container for Refillable Toiletries Review

These are great little containers but we bought these for hand sanitizer and it looks like you either get the entire contents of the container or nothing. The pressure to squeeze out the liquid is too strong, so all the liquid is just released. Maybe our hand sanitizer is too liquid? I would imagine this could work with a permanent type of lotion.

I love the large opening for easy filling as I use a gel type sanitizer. Ideal for backpacks and even wallets. I love the retractable cord! I don't have to hold on to my backpack or purse - I can pull the cord and squeeze the product out. Be careful - a couple of times the bottle got stuck on something and luckily I noticed that before I broke the cord. The cord is strong.

Exactly what I ordered! Good quality bottles (like the ones I bought from REI for toiletries) and good quality cords. There are 3 bottles and 3 strings. The cords match the bottles well and the bottles are easy to clean and fill. I plan on filling them with hand sanitizer to hang on my bag and camera bag. The photo in the product display is exactly what I received.

The bottles themselves are of good quality but the opening is too big and gravity causes the top half of the hand sanitizer to spurt out when you open it. I think these bottles would be better with something thicker (like lotion). I tried two different types of gel hand sanitizer and it did the same thing. I still use these because, as I said, the bottles themselves are good quality and the 'leash' they come with works well, but keep that in mind when ordering these for hand sanitizer.

The concept was exactly what I wanted. I clip it to my belt or bag to sanitize my hands after opening the door. The only downside is that the sanitizer runs out quickly, so be careful. GoTube silicone travel cases might be a better case, but they don't have a loop/hole to attach to something like these LinkIdea cases. The GoTube has a membrane that prevents the liquid inside from leaking out. You have to push it out, which is more controlled. The lack of a membrane combined with a soft silicone

I filled them with disinfectant and placed them on my desk in the locked office until I was ready to give them to my kids once the stay-at-home orders were lifted. Every time I sat at my desk I could smell the disinfectant. In just one week, the disinfectant content had almost halved. They weren't touched. They don't seem to flow, they just squish. These silicone containers are too porous for alcohol-based sanitizers. The clip itself seems solid, but the way it connects to the pod seems to put…

Bought to use as spares for hand sanitizer (only Purell has used it) to make it easier to distribute when people need it (the snap rolls are awesome, love them!). But unfortunately since I bought and filled them I've noticed that at least two have mysteriously almost run out of sanitizer which they never used and without the signs of leakage I've experienced. . So I'm wondering what happened to the disinfectant? Upon opening, the sanitizer appears to have formed a much thicker gel and has a…