Has anyone put mayo or ketchup in these bottles and used them without problem?
191472
I use mine for homemade bab sauce without issue. It's about as thick as ketchup.
964240
Only if you mix it with something else! It's rather thick and viscous (think peanut butter), but it mixes with things like sesame oil, water, and vinegar pretty well. Just thin it down a bit and you could get it into a ketchup bottle no problem.
591040
Yes. I love these bottles!! Right amount control every time! Little flip top close without affort. Just position right way!
840429
I have not tried but suggest not safe. The bottle has several plastic parts and the dishwasher may cause some damage to them.
64983
Yes! This is a great device. I have used ours to "marry" shampoo and soft soap bottles, which are bigger than ketchup, with no problems. I plan on buying another one of these for food items. Even though these devices clean up easily, I'd rather have a separate one for foodstuffs.
1680870
I assume for mayo you want to use quicker but ketchup and mustard I just put in fridge and it was fine for months.
2066433
I didnt. I mostly just used them as a bottle. I loved them. They were sturdy. Worth the money.
1545078
I have had spaghetti sauce in mine several times with no problem. They are just as clean and white as they were when I got them two months ago and they are used constantly.
1449772
I haven't had any problems, although I usually don't transport liquids in them. This is my second set and I just love them. This set seems to be made better. The lids lock much better then the previous set.
913567
Yes and no. I emptied out one of mine just now (the smallest one), filled it with water, and shook it fairly vigorously. In that case, it leaked somewhat. However, unless you really make an effort to cause leakage, spillage, I believe they would be fine. Sorry it took so long to respond! (Just saw the previous response; I believe I agree, in essence, though I think if you had one in a box or other container, AND didn't go through an earthquake (or similar), it would likely be "okay." Tupperware? might be better, or something similar.
537944
No. I put them in a container, and keep in the fridge. Throw them into wok towards end of cooking. Or in whatever sauce I am preparing to put in at the end of the cooking.
1675257
The lids are actually almost a too snug, so it's doubtful the contents would spill during transit. But they may vary from one set to the next, so you would probably want to use a bit of scotch tape just to be sure.
673746
yes, I do every once in a while. I use less water though, as they heat up/thaw much faster than bottles. I was worried at first that the bags might melt, but I've thawed both lansinoh and target brand bags in it and they've both been fine
1769366
We have not, they work great for storing and freezing! But I don't know how well they would work as bottle liners.
1626162
I have never had a problem - reuse lids constantly even plastic bottle tops. One of the best purchases I have made for arthritic hands.
2275949
They are squeezable. Not thin like water bottle squeezable, but not as hard as a ketchup bottle where it will spray all over either. I think you will be just fine. I have had mine for two weeks and use it daily. So far they have held up well. I do plan on getting a few more sets as back ups if I need them.
448904
I have not tried to use them with liquids, but I can say they are tough and if I had a reason to use them with liquid, I would not hesitate. I can say I feel they are very good quality and have held up very well to the storage uses I have used them for. I sealed dry goods then "stuffed" as many as I could into 5 gallon buckets with a lid for long term food food storage. I have not had any problems using them.