MHO Containers - Refillable Flip-Top Bottles (2oz/60ml) - Clear, BPA-Free & Paraben-Free - Set of 6 Review

I'm tired of carrying hand sanitizer from purse to purse, car to purse. After the purchase, I always carry one in the car, two wallets and a backpack. I highly recommend buying a giant pump hand sanitizer, filling these long-lasting, leak-proof wonders, and gifting them so you never have to think about forgetting to clean again. Until your child or husband uses it and returns it.

I have traveled with these containers. I've put soap and lotion in them and they've held up well. I put tape on them just in case so they don't crumble. I've also used it to put in fabric dye for tie-dyed shirts and it worked well.

I've tried so many small travel bottles for small liquids and they all leak a little or have weird imperfections. These bottles are what I was looking for. You know those 2-ounce Purell travel bottles you used to get at Target? Here you are. Not too big, not too small. Reliable and tight lid, but easy to open with one hand. Can't recommend enough!

I keep hand sanitizer on my desk, in my car, on my motorcycle and in my backpack. Filling these little bottles from a large pump dispenser (I also found one at AMZ) is a lot cheaper than buying sanitizer from the pharmacy. They seem to be very durable and I haven't had any leaks yet.

These are great containers, they're very durable and don't leak. They are exactly the same as the little Purella bottles you used to buy. I tried to buy more but they were sold out.

I have traveled with these containers. I've put soap and lotion in them and they've held up well. I put tape on them just in case so they don't crumble. I've also used it to put in fabric dye for tie-dye shirts and it worked well.

These are great hand sanitizer (or other liquid or gel) bottles. The quality seems even better than the original Purell bottle which I replaced with this one. The caps stay in place but are easy to put on and take off when needed. A bit pricey for plain plastic bottles, but so is everything else related to the pandemic.

We bought these containers after coming home from a trip to find our mouthwash bottles had ended up in our toiletry kits. I tested the new container by filling it with water and placing it upside down on the lid. It's been a few days and no leaks have been found. We will use it as a mouthwash on our next trip. This will be a real test.