RAYNAG Reusable Plastic Condiment Dispenser Review

I use these for my perishable and non-perishable car seasoning and wet seasoning. They take up far less space than regular containers, especially in the fridge where space is at a premium, and I've had no issues with spills, even into the protective cap that reverses the valve. The internal valve works well, no excess comes out after you finish squeezing. I've never tried putting them in the dishwasher, didn't seem like it would work, but hand washing with a bottle brush helps clean them…

To be honest I was looking for something to store olive oil for salads. The last few things have been leaking for a week or so. Not only do these little beauties look sturdy, they haven't walked at all in the past few weeks. The plastic on the tube is a bit stiff, but not so much that it can't be squeezed. The flip top is a bloody work of art and brilliant. It comes with a plastic piece that needs to be removed to open it (similar to how you buy live water or flip-top water bottles). They clean

The quality of these simple and inexpensive containers was a pleasant surprise. My wife and I love fresh green salads, especially ones freshly picked from our garden, but wanted to start making our own healthier dressings. It's big enough for multiple salads, so we can store 6-8 different dressings in the fridge without taking up much shelf space. The lids have a smart silicone seal so they won't drip when turned upside down, even when the lid is open. You have to squeeze lightly to squeeze out