Wilton 1904-1166 2 Pack Mini Melting Bottle, White, 5.1 x 5.1 x 15.2 cm

I used these for holding fabric dye, was very easy to control the amount of dye I needed to add to the fabric I was dyeing. I’m sure if used for the correct reason it was made for, results would be just as good.

I considered not getting these after reading reviews saying the lids pop off mid use, but decided to do it as they were pretty cheap. I've used them for Royal icing to decorate cookies and for chocolate work, and so far and i've had zero issues with the libs popping off. The lid did pop off once while i was cleaning the product and had put a lot of force on it (mostly to test whether it would happen in the future) so doubt see this as an issue for me personally. Would buy more in the future if i need more than the 2 packs i ended up getting.

Excellent bottles ideal for cake decorating. The nozzle is good for writing with and great value. Good for storing extra icing in fridge.

I wasn't sure these would be suitable for my needs (a bottle in which to mix, use and keep salad dressings for family use) but I took the chance because it wouldn't be a huge disaster financially if they weren't. Size-wise they're perfect (many I looked at were too big, whereas I only want something small like this). They're ok for some combinations of ingredients, but the holes at the top are way too small for anything bigger than a grain of course ground black pepper in a viscous liquid such as a salad dressing - add in crushed garlic and it just gets clogged! I do still use them for dressings that have no garlic, and they do work for those, but I shall continue looking for something will work with salad dressings with bits in! Also, the red 'caps' are so small as to be pointless in terms of trying to remember where you left them! I have to admit to having taken them off when the bottles arrived, and then forgotten where I put them - I think someone threw them away!! But they're not really essential - however, again, I shall continue looking for a bottle of this size that comes with a cap attached with a plastic 'tie'. The bottles do feel flimsy, and are thinner than I was expecting (compared to, say, similar sauce bottles you find in cafes) but I have to say they do wash well in the dishwasher, and that is certainly a plus. All in all, I have gone right down the middle in terms of stars because they're sort of ok and sort of not for me - but they might be ok for you!

I bought 4 of these to mix oils and homemade hair treatment. Does the job very well. Delivery took a little longer than usual but they are shipped from the US. Contacted the seller (because I couldn't wait to get my hands on them!). They replied quickly and efficiently. Good size item. Easy to use, wash and put away.

These stop a lot of mess and cleaning up. Melt the candy melts directly in the bottles and then when you have finished any that's left can be left to set till you next use it. My only advice would be don't fill them past half way, I found it as time consuming to melt when over half full and it did seep a little from the twist top, whereas half filled it worked perfectly with no spillage or issues. In terms of value, they are excellent

It's a soft squeeze type of plastic. Good for icing. The lid doesn't have many threads - hence people complaining about the lid coming off if you squeeze to hard. Perfect for: royal icing, oil, sauces Not good for: thick batter, thick and heavy syrups

Lid opened after one use, and spilled sauce all over a meal I spent hours cooking. Terrible quality and ruined my day. Lids don’t work at all

Ich habe solche kleinen Quetschflaschen gesucht, um darin BBQ-Sauce einzufüllen und wesentlich feiner dosieren zu können, z.B. bei selbst gemachten Flammkuchen, da ist es toll wenn man so feine "Linien" ziehen kann um den Flammkuchen (je nach Belag) optisch und geschmacklich zu verfeinern - dies klappt einwandfrei mit diesen Flaschen! Sicher sind diese aber auch für den angegebenen Zweck prima, um einfach Schokolade zu erwärmen und dann z.B. Gebäck zu verzieren - habe ich aber noch nicht getestet, sollte aber meiner Einschätzung nach funktionieren. Der Deckel bleibt fest genug und die kleine rote Kappe verschließt die Spitze auch fest. Ob der Preis von ca. 8 Euro gerechtfertigt ist, muss jeder selber für sich beurteilen, ich habe kaum gute Alternativen gefunden und da die Verarbeitung stimmt, sehe ich da keinen Grund zum Sterne-Abzug. Alles bestens!

Very good quality,

Does the job you bought it for, bottle is nice/ soft and squeezable but it is NOT leak proof.

J'en utilise une en cuisine et l'autre pour le bricolage dans laquelle j'ai mis de la colle liquide.

These are GREAT for flood icing. Easy to fill, use, and clean. A definite must-have for your cookie making. Update: A lot of people seem to have problems with leaks and the tops popping off. First of all, my bottles are branded Wilton and came with the paper retail tag on the top. I have seen bottles at the store that look almost exactly the same - but aren't Wilton. I'm not suggesting a 3rd-party seller is selling counterfeit or off-brand bottles here, but I would check to make sure you're getting real Wilton bottles. I only use these to flood fill icing and haven't had a failure yet, but I always squeeze from the center and as my icing is for flood filling, it doesn't take great force to get what I need. The bottles are made from very soft plastic, so if you squeeze close to the top, it can pull at the top of the bottle - that could easily cause the top to come off. I wouldn't use them for warm products or hard decorators icing, though. I haven't had any leaks at the threads, but during a project, I do often check the top to make sure it's tightly secured. I have had to re-tighten them a time or two - perhaps I'm unknowingly unscrewing it a bit when I wipe the tips? Not sure. On my set, the red tips snap on securely so I haven't had problems with leaks there. I have intentionally laid a bottle on its side for an hour, and it didn't leak for me. Although my experience is limited to flood filling with icing, I do know I would not even consider using these with warm/hot stuff. The plastic is already soft and pliable, so I'm not surprised they melt. If I was selling these, I would market them for cool/cold use. As for staining, I used red-red gel coloring for Christmas and Valentine's cookies, and it didn't stain the bottles. Perhaps different brands of coloring adhere to the plastic, but it hasn't happened with the gel I use. I do use a bottle brush to clean them, and have a bottle brush specifically set aside for these bottles only so I don't get anything oily in them. See photo - bottle used for red-red flood filling. All I did was wash the top with warm water and it came perfectly clean. (Note the Wilton brand on the left/center of bottle.) So...Wilton, if you're listening, my non-engineering mind says if you made the top and threading part of the bottle more study (thicker plastic perhaps?), test and recommend a maximum temperature for candy use, many of the problems described here could be resolved.