🥤 150-Count Package of Solo 3-Ounce Plastic Bathroom Cups (150) Review

I've been using these mugs in my bathroom for about 20 years and now I'm having trouble finding them in local grocery and/or drug stores. I was very happy to find her at Revain. Paper cups are fine, but you can't pour mouthwash in them and pick them up because they'll lose their shape and leeks will spill out from the bottom.

I was disappointed to see these are #6 cups when I received them which are considered unsafe plastic. I was certain that the previous batch of the same #5 cups were considered safe for food and drink. There was no need to return them for a refund, so I should check with my county to see if they accept plastic #6 for recycling. Sellers must indicate in their descriptions what plastic number their cups are.

This is the ideal sized cup for rinsing after brushing your teeth to give mouthwash. Ideal for young children or for learning how to brush their teeth. The cups are strong, not thin, but tend to stick together - you try to take one and end up with three or four. I'm not sure the current number of non-dixie coasters will solve the problem - they only hold the cups - similar to putting them on a counter without a holder.