BURIUSSet of 6 Condiment Squeeze Bottles for Sauces 16 oz – Self-Closing Valve, Easy-to-Fill Clear Design | Ready-to-Dispense for Dressings, Condiments, and Sauces | Durable and Convenient

These 16 oz squeeze bottles have streamlined my fridge and meal prep. I emptied bulky ketchup, mayo, and homemade sauces into them, and suddenly the door shelves have room to spare. The slim, uniform shape lets me line everything up neatly. They squeeze smoothly, so getting just a drizzle of dressing or a quick ketchup swirl is easy—no banging the bottle to coax out the last bit. The clear plastic shows exactly how much is left, and I label each one with my label maker for easy identification. If you want a tidier fridge and grab‑and‑go convenience at mealtime, these bottles are a simple upgrade that makes a big difference.

I really loved and enjoyed these refillable squeeze condiment containers. They are very simple to take apart and clean as they both ends unscrew and the lids come completely off. I also liked that there were 6 in a set! They are plenty enough room in a bottle for the family, I put a whole bottle of ketchup and still had room! I also like the fact that it doesn't take a ton of force to squeeze anything out but at the same time you gotta push hard enough to not accidentally squirt out. The only thing I would change is to put some kind of cap over the top over the lid

They leak air, there are no gaskets on either side of the bottle to stop air from coming out so they leak air, kind of hard to fill them up with mayo and squeeze it out when you can hear the air hissing out of the back cap. The front cap does not have a gasket either so they are essentially useless for any kind of thick sauce and I would imagine that they would leak like crazy with a thin sauce. Manufacturer needs to put a Rubber seal on the caps to stop this from happening.

One of them slightly leaked olive oil in cabinet, and it wasn’t upside down.

Love the material

I thought the caps where a better quality than others, but some leak instantly from grooves and others take some time to leak. Sad

Love them

𝙋𝙡𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙚 𝙗𝙚 𝙖𝙙𝙫𝙞𝙨𝙚𝙙, these dispensers are only good for 𝙙𝙚𝙣𝙨𝙚𝙧 liquids only, like ketchup, bbq sauce, and mustard. They do not work for things like pancake syrup, honey, or vinaigrette salad dressings. I figured this out the hard way.I bought them and put all different types of liquids in them. Within minutes, the dispenser with the pancake syrup started leaking—both ends. But the one I placed in the frig with the avocado/cilantro/lime salad dressing that is a thicker consistency didn’t leak at all.Another problem I noticed is that, when these containers are almost empty, it’s difficult to squeeze out the remaining sauce. I bought them because they’re larger and hold more for less refilling, but I certainly didn’t expect them to stop functioning altogether at less than half full.When I went back and read the product description, I noticed that it stated what types of sauces would work best in these containers. I just think they could have done a better job explaining to people what they’re getting, by using more explicit language.Or, best case scenario, make a product that holds 𝙖𝙡𝙡 liquids without leakage. That’s the consumer expectation, because some of the reviews reflect the sentiments of unhappy people. I’m one of them. I’ll be returning these for a full refund.