🧪 50 Disposable Measuring Cups - 8 Oz for Epoxy Resin, Paint Mixing, & More Review

Sorry for the first sink but I added alcohol ink to the water so you can see that both cups are at the same level and when You pour one into the second, the waterline is about halfway between three and four. My resin wasn't curing properly so I did some research and wasted my money on these mugs.

I compared the liquid measurements of my regular measuring cups (2 different brands) and a cup for my measuring cup came out to be 7 oz. Up to 7 1/2 oz. for these disposable cups. I wanted an accurate measuring cup that gives me 7 ounces. dog food and they are useless for that.

These are great for keeping track of the beer you're drinking. Studies have shown that if you drink anything over 3245 ounces at a time, you qualify as a person with a drinking problem. If you store and rinse them, you can reuse them to mix things like epoxy or giant jellies.

So easy to use and then throw away. In a nutrition program? Just measure portions. Put it in your purse and throw it away after use when you are not eating at home. Don't want to clean up after cooking or baking? It's that simple and I'm not frustrated that they're disposable because they go straight in the trash. (unless I have to flush them first.)

If you are using these for resin you will need 2 measuring cups. The error gets bigger as you fill the cup. I added 3 ounces of water 2 times and the reading was 5 ounces. I ruined several projects with these mugs until I figured it out. If you want to use a cup you will need to weigh the resin instead of using the labels. In any case, it is always more accurate to weigh the resin.

After trying to use multiple cups I am returning them because all the markings and cup sizes are different. As soon as I noticed something was wrong, I took one of my glass measuring cups, which I know are accurate measurements, measured out a certain amount of liquid and poured it into these cups. The measurement in those plastic cups was way off the mark. Then, out of curiosity, I experimented with four of these plastic cups. I poured a certain amount of water into one of them and then poured