🧳 FNSHIP Travel-friendly Portable Air Conditioner Toiletry Kit with Condiments Review

It's perfect. We travel a lot and I'm always looking for the best product to store contact solution, lotions, creams etc. THIS IS IT! They have a tight, perfect seal - they won't leak (if you fill them 2/3 full). They just go wonderfully together in a packed make-up bag. Not only have I replaced all of our travel containers with these, we also use them to carry liquids and creams in our handbags. These are the ones I like! :)

Love this 1 ounce size. It's perfect for packing baby soap and baby lotion in a diaper bag or packing hair gel on vacation since I don't need the full 3 ounce travel size. These bottles have a small, controlled spout, but you can remove the entire cap to open the bottle wider. These bottles are easy to wash and reuse. They made it easy for me to pack my toiletries for my two upcoming trips.

These containers are very pretty and very light. Before using them, I filled them with my products and carried them in a zippered purse. They don't flow! However, it is impossible to use them without splashing everywhere. You make a mess. Tried all compression options to no avail. You don't want to travel with them. I am so disappointed. I found them good for holding pills, capsules etc.

Planned to use these small liquid hand sanitizer dispenser bottles, it's the same hand sanitizer used in hospitals and it's a liquid (same consistency as water), no Gel. (e.g. Purell or GermX). The problem is that it's almost impossible to pour the liquid out of these bottles - until you squeeze them hard enough to squeeze the liquid out, you'll end up with about three times more liquid than you want when you're pouring the bottle at high pressure and all spray. We've used them for about 2…

I always take my lunch to work, but often like to be able to use ketchup and/or mustard with microwave dishes like hamburger patties or national francs in Hebrew. I used to try to salvage small packages from fast food orders, but eventually the age of the packages really became an issue. The packaged ketchup sometimes looked like a mixture of plasma and clotted blood. My guess is that packages have an expiration date that eventually becomes real, but it's never clear what that is. These…