🧴 Convenient Refillable Plastic Travel Bottles for Shampoo and Cleanser: Must-Have Travel Accessories Review

My hands are sensitive to antibacterial soap, so every time I use a public restroom (or even visit a friend) I get horrible scrapes given the ubiquity of antibacterial soap. These little tubes are perfect - I pour some of the safe liquid hand soap I use into a mold and then suck the soap up into tubes. Voila. They fit easily in trouser or jacket pockets. I've been using them for about a year now and haven't had any issues with accidentally unscrewing the caps or anything. I assume this might…

Maybe they are good for lotions and creams. But DO NOT BUY for liquid content. You LEAK! Not sealed. Bad design. We've stocked up on Paleo-friendly salad dressings and creamers like almond milk, coconut cream, etc. Due to our dietary restrictions, we cannot enjoy dressings and creamer when we are away from home. So we thought we'd take our Paleo backup with us. No way. These tubes don't hold liquid in, they leak it out. Unfortunately we only discovered this when it was too late to return them…

This is an essential item when traveling where you can easily spend a small fortune (or save and write them off from hotels) for mini containers of your favorite products. But if you prefer your own branded hair products or what you bought in bulk from the store, buy a few of them in different sizes and fill them to your liking. All those people knocking over filler stars — yes, it's a 10mL (or 20mL or 30mL) tube, smaller than most toothpaste samples your dentist hands out. So how big is a…