FIFOKit - 6 Bottle Pack, 12-Ounce

I bought the FIFO set for hotel shampoos and conditioners. I had spent 3 months traveling on business, so to get the most for the companie's money I made sure I got shampoo and conditioner every night I stayed. It seemed like a great idea until i came home with bags and bags of little bottles. I used the FIFO kit to condense the collection and its really quite handy, so much so that I put in other shampoos and conditioners that I had into the other sets. They are very convienient in the shower I don't have to fumble with caps and risk dropping bottles on my toes. I just pick up and dispense right in my hand and my shower looks so much neater with these bottles rather than the different shapes and sizes of the brand name bottles.

I saw these at a well known sandwich shop and thought "that's neat." Then I saw them on Amazon and "neat" turned to "I want."They fulfill their promise nicely. I use them in the kitchen for all the obvious substances (vinegars, oil, hotsauce, mustard, etc.) and so far they have been leak-free and very handy.

This is a great idea, but with all the concern now about BPAs just using them for non-food applications and thicker liquids. Thinner liquids leak, but this can be worked around by putting upside down since top is flat.We use for laundry detergent and other thick liquids. However, quite a few are just not being used.Wish they would come up with a better material.

Well this was a big disappointment. They leak; they all leak.From the bottom with the exit for the liquid, right around the threads--any liquid just seeps right out.I tightened them all down with all my strength, and being a pretty big guy this was easy.No matter how tight I torqued them down---they leaked.I have never seen such a poorly performing product that had such potential.A good idea, ruined by incompetent execution.Sadly this is de rigueur today.

Now that I have these, I see them all over, like at Subway and Taco Bell, and it's easy to see why. What a common-sense innovation, to have the product come out of the bottom, where gravity pulls your mayonnaise (or whatever) naturally. One hint: they are great for things up to the consistency of about mayonnaise or mustard. If your product is much thicker than that, you'll have to squeeze the bottle so hard that the top will pop off.

I bought these bottles to put honey in the kitchen at work. They work very well for this. There is no mess if you keep it on a small plate (I use a plastic lid that just fits). And the real advantage is that nobody is sticking anything in my honey jar any more.

I use these to hold vinegar, and it seeps through the threads and leaks everywhere. Doesn't matter if I store it dispenser side up or down. They might be better if you're using them to store something more viscous. The bottles are pretty nice, but they aren't useful for me.

Sick of turning shampoo bottles over and waiting for the product to run down so you can squeeze it out? Especially frustrating when they get close to empty. Here's your answer! These are great in the shower. Some reviews I read said they leak, and that may be if you put thinner liquids in them, but I have had no such problem with shower products like shampoo, body wash, and conditioner....Highly recommended!

I like these. They are ready to use without shaking or anything. They do not drip on table at allneven with thin sauces.

Two have already gone to the garbage as the silicone nipple tears easily