IMPRESA Plastic Squeeze Bottles - 4 Oz, Pack of 8, Clear - Mini Squeeze Bottles for Sauces, Condiments, Dressings, Camping & Travel - Cookie Decorating Supplies - Pancake Art Kit

I filled a few of these with water to test them. I put my finger over the tip of the spout, squeezed them pretty hard, and they didn't leak! I've purchased similar bottles in the past and they've always leaked when I did this. I also did the leak test using just the little red caps, which snap on nice and tight with a solid click sound. I squeezed them pretty hard but could only produce a tiny dribble, but it took some force to produce the tiny dribble. I like the feel of these things, too. The plastic doesn't feel cheap and the bottle feels durable and has some give. To increase stream volume, just enlarge the hole in the tip. As is, you can turn it upside down and dispense the contents in single, small drops at a time, but only while squeezing (at least with a liquid having the density of water). I'm happy with this purchase and would buy them from this seller again. They're definitely worth the price. So far I'm using them for: denatured alcohol, distilled water, leather dye (both oil and alcohol), contact cement, leather conditioner, liquid soap, and machine oil - all accurately labeled of course. I usually don't laud over products but there's so much crap out there that it's nice to see something do what it's supposed to do and not be a turd of a product.

I've been using one of these squeeze bottles filled with a high-quality adhesive and have had no issues. The tip doesn't clog, caps stay on securely and the bottle hasn't cracked or leaked. I haven't checked all of the bottles, but overall, they seem to be of good quality.

We bought these bottles to take along condiments in our RV. They do not leak and serve the purpose very well. The opening is too small for thick items like salad dressing or mayo but great for mustard, BBQ sauce, olive oil, lemon juice, etc. One drawback is the very tiny red caps can be easily lost as they are not attached like some types of squeeze bottles. Also, you have to make sure you snap it on fully to avoid a leak. One of the bottles was a bit deformed at the tip and was unusable as the cap would not snap on.

Perfect for Cookie Decorating Parties! They are thin enough for kids to squeeze easily and the perfect size for a reasonable amount of frosting. I've used these for Holiday cookies when I needed 10+ colors and for smaller birthday parties. Just get them!

I am enamored with these little bottles. I bought them just to hold homemade salad dressing and condiments that come inconveniently packaged but they have become a favorite in my kitchen. The 4 oz size is perfect for small batches of dressings and sauces. My favorite things: - Keep sauces fresh much longer when you aren't dipping a spoon into them - Sanitary and convenient way to store leftover sauces and dressings, much better than an oversized tupperware - Easily create that beautiful, instagram-worthy drizzle on your food - To my surprise, these worked GREAT to fill cupcakes. Just jam the nozzle in the top and squeeze! - Sturdy but easily squeezable construction - Rinse clean easily with hot water A couple minor drawbacks: - I wish the caps were deeper so they could accommodate cutting the opening to a larger hole. You can cut it a little larger but there isn't too much wiggle room before the cap doesn't fit securely. - These really only work for liquids you can get inside with a funnel, so some thicker substances you might like to pipe as filling or otherwise would be a no-go. - Not a great option for sauces with a lot of texture, including relish, sweet chili sauce, etc. I can't deduct a star for the above because I'm so shocked how essential these became for me. Overall I really bought these for a one-note purpose but I've found myself using them all the time. I'm sure I will find other uses around the house for these too. A great buy!

Made of nice soft rubbery plastic. I used these for a cookie decorating booth. The frosting flowed out smoothly. I enlarged the whole a bit. I've had trouble in the past with the tops of other bottles popping off when the bottle was squeezed, but not these! Great size for kid's hands, too. Just soaked them in warm soapy water after use and they came out really clean and ready for next year's party.

Might be okay for pure liquid, but did not work well for a thin frosting for cookie decorating. I could make a piped line for an inch at most, then it totally clogged 100% of the time. A firm squeeze made a big, ruinous glob come out. Cut tip to make larger hole without getting better result, and then the cap no longer snapped on. Thinned the frosting, but still it clogged. Tried several bottles, but none worked for thin frosting.

If you think you need 1 .............. GET 8! So many uses for a capped 4 oz. plastic squeeze bottle. And when they are sturdy as are these from this seller, go crazy with what you put in them. Buy the huge bottle of dish detergent and fill up a nice small 4-ouncer to keep right IN the kitchen sink at the ready. How about some peroxide in another one to keep handy for laundry stains? Little bit of your favorite balsamic vinaigrette left over? Yep, you go it. The caps are very secure which is a bug plus too. Over all, very satisfied with this versatile, well-made product provided by an efficient and professional seller.

I love these bottles. They're easy to squeeze, they don't leak around the screw-on cap or fall off the way cheap dollar store bottles do, and the size makes having a variety of condiments and sauces convenient. I wish the cap was attached to the neck so they aren't so easy to lose, but so far I've managed to hang on to all of them.

parecía que eran más opacas, supongo que dependiendo de para qué las uses es más o menos importante este aspecto. Sin embargo me son útiles y son prácticas

Perfect size. Tops seal well, no leaking. Perfect for small cookie and cake decorating projects.

I'm using them for Nova paint that comes in 4 oz paint pots. Easy to pour into these bottles and easy to squeeze a little or a lot of paint out, as I need for a project.

The bottles themselves are nice, but the lids, like many others, just have the threads too far apart allowing way too much liquid to get under them and leak out. I've tried using rubber grommets but they don't really help much. Been considering dipping the top opening of the bottles in liquid silicon, which I think might help. So in the end they're just ok, I use them for custom sauces at home, but I certainly wouldn't trust them not to leak if I traveled with them anywhere. Probably wouldn't purchase again unless they do something about those leaky lids.