Restaurantware 32oz. FIFO Inverted Plastic Squeeze Bottle with Refill and Dispensing Lids - First In First Out - Perfect for Restaurants, Catering, and Food Trucks - 1ct box

FIFO bottles aren't for everything, but they are good for 1) stuff where you want to use the oldest substance first even when filling a bottle that isn't completely empty and 2) when using thick viscous substances that won't easily run to the top of a bottle and you want to avoid waste. The main problems are that either 1) the liquid might be too thin and tend to leak out the bottom or 2) it might be too thick and be too difficult to squeeze out (since the seal has to be pretty tight to not leak). These bottles seem pretty well constructed. Tried them with both shampoo and conditioner. Dispensing shampoo was OK but the conditioner was too difficult. Also you have to squeeze pretty hard to get the seal to open which makes it easy to squirt too much of the stuff out. This was more of a problem with the conditioner than the shampoo. I haven't put it to the test but I suspect that these issues are probably reduced in smaller bottles where the seals don't need to hold back as much weight. So using smaller fifo bottles when possible is probably a good idea.

I was looking for something a bit bigger and thicker that didn’t require a lid, and this turned out to be perfect. It holds twice as much as the other container I was using for butter with my popcorn machine. Plus, there's no lid to constantly take on and off while making popcorn. However, if you happen to drop it, some butter will spill out. Also, if you set it down on the wrong side, it may still leak.

Good for the money, but make sure you use some plastic when you close it or it will not seal. Also, if you put honey in it know it will leak from time to time.

After seeing this bottle used to hold sauces' I decided to buy one due to my hatred of pump bottles. I used this bottle to hold a 17.9 oz bottle of shampoo. What a bargain! It works absolutely great. After squeezing out the desired amount of shampoo I was surprised to see no dripping of liquid when it was put in the inverted state. I didn't have to keep it with the open end up. I would highly recommend this bottle for shampoo, conditioner, lotions and any other bottled product with a pump dipensing system. If I ould give this 100 stars it wouldn't be enough.

If you have homemade sauces and condiments, or open cans of condensed milk, this squeeze bottle is handy to keep in the fridge. It opens at the top with a screw cap for easy funneling or pouring in your contents. The bottom has a self-closing valve and a set of nubs to stand the bottle up on a table or in the refrigerator shelf without touching the nozzle. The bottle is translucent, so you can sort of see what's inside and how much, but labeling it is probably the best plan. I was a bit confused at first by this bottle because I'd never used (or THOUGHT I hadn't used) this type of dispenser. You simply squeeze the bottle and the contents drizzle out from the nozzle on the bottom through the silicone valve. If you look at ketchup bottles or mustard, a lot of them have this type of valve in the lid (you can see the silicone membrane valve if you look into the cap's nozzle.) I found it took a bit of effort to squeeze out the contents, especially if the contents are very thick and the bottle is less than half full. But it keeps my condensed milk fresh and avoids having a sticky, drippy open can stored in the fridge. You can find these in sets with multiple bottles, so if you are serving barbecue sauce or condiments dispensed from large bulk containers at your next event, or if you make up specialty sauces, these are very useful.

Absolutely terrible. First the seller sent a *used, dirty* bottle. That’s inexcusable. Second, liquid squirts out from under the lid off to the side. Makes a huge mess and is barely usable otherwise. The seal on the opening is junk, not at all like you’d expect if you’ve ever used even a cheap squirt bottle before.

I have had this for a month and the squeeze end cap has broken. It is kept on the edge of my tub and got knocked into the tub and fell maybe a foot and a half into the tub and instantly broke. I was really surprised as this seemed like a solid item and is supposed to be used in food prep/kitchens to dispense condiments. It didn't fall that far and now it's not really usable unless I lean it against the wall and have heavier bottles keep it in place. Otherwise it falls over. I use it to dispense conditioner as the bottle my conditioner comes in is large, ugly and too hard to squeeze. I loved this bottle as you can pour in from the open mouth back and use older product at the bottom in the squeeze end. I feel like $20 is really high for this kind of flinsiness. Other than that, the bottle is great and easy to squeeze and was working for what I bought it for. Now I need to try to glue that piece back on which I'm doubtful will work as the bottle is stored in a wet environment.

I made a sauce to put in it and it’s like the bottles in the CAVA restaurant chain. Easy to wash. Just wish it had a cover for the squirt end for fridge storage.

Surprisingly good. We are using for honey and it works really well.

El bote es algo grande, pero de muy buena calidad un plastico grueso, pero manejable, calidad de restaurante, esta un poco mas enfocado como para aderezos o dips, yo lo uso con aceite de Oliva y va perfecto, le cabe mucho, es muy limpio al usarlo, se rellena por arriba y sale por abajo, al estar parado sin usar la salida queda hacia abajo pero no gotea nunca! me gusto mucho!

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Started using this for pancake batter on camping trips and it’s worked great—the squeeze design makes pouring batter onto the griddle way easier and cleaner than trying to ladle or pour from a bulky container, giving more control over portion size for each pancake. The inverted design is a nice touch too, keeps batter settled near the dispensing tip so you’re not stuck shaking it upside down before every use. 32oz is a good size, enough for a solid batch without needing to premix multiple batches, and cleanup afterward is easy since it’s simple to rinse out. Great practical tool for camping breakfasts, would definitely recommend if you’re tired of messy batter pours at the campsite.

We use it to dispense cheese sauce. It’s better than the normal bottle dispenser as it doesn’t splash all over. However, it can be quite difficult to control the amount to dispense. Need quite a bit of practise to handle it well.