I have these in my daughter's bathroom for when she brushes her teeth or needs a drink in the middle of the night. The Dixie brand works well, as sometimes she leaves a cup ...Read complete review
I have these in my daughter's bathroom for when she brushes her teeth or needs a drink in the middle of the night. The Dixie brand works well, as sometimes she leaves a cup of water by her bed, but even though they are paper, the water doesn't leak out before I catch it, usually the next day. The only thing I don't like is that you take your chances as to the pattern you get, but it really has nothing to do with the product itself.
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When I saw this product pictured with the sweat little birds, I was delighted, because I was just about out of the ones that I had. My new purchases (of more 3 oz....Read complete review
When I saw this product pictured with the sweat little birds, I was delighted, because I was just about out of the ones that I had. My new purchases (of more 3 oz. paper cups) arrived today and to my extreme disappointment there were NO boxes with the little birds. I re-visited the website and saw the statement "Designs May Vary". If I'd known I never would have ordered so many boxes. MY FAULT!!!!!!!!! Moral of the story: READ PRODUCT INFO CAREFULLY!!!!!!!
I love this size cup for rinsing after brushing my teeth, and they're getting hard to find in my local stores. However, you take your chances ordering them online, because you can't choose the design. My box came with weird pink and brown circles on it - certainly not a pattern that would fit in any modern bathroom. Also, I find you can use these cups several times - not just once - so you don't waste or have to recycle so much paper. I recommend, but with reservations regarding the lack of design choice.
Ok. I read the reviews of the cups, and knew I was taking a chance on the design, which you cannot specify in your order. However, the only design available in my local grocery store is for little kids. So I took a chance. BIG MISTAKE. I received a box that has various sizes of abstract-style pink and brown circles on it. PINK and BROWN. I mean, everyone has pink and brown in their bathroom, right? And we all love retro 60's pop art designs in our modern baths, right? Well, I'll use them, but I'll be hiding them under the sink until they're all gone - and next time, I'll go for the little kids' design at the store.
When I saw this product pictured with the sweat little birds, I was delighted, because I was just about out of the ones that I had. My new purchases (of more 3 oz. paper cups) arrived today and to my extreme disappointment there were NO boxes with the little birds. I re-visited the website and saw the statement "Designs May Vary". If I'd known I never would have ordered so many boxes. MY FAULT!!!!!!!!! Moral of the story: READ PRODUCT INFO CAREFULLY!!!!!!!
Boxed Dixie cups in the 3 oz. small bathroom size are hard to find in local stores in my area. This is the standard product (no wax coating), and the only drawback in purchasing them here is that you can't choose the cup design. Mine came with birds and dots, which was great--I don't care for the children's designs.
However, I would have been happy with any design, just to get the size. The smallest cups are right for taking pills and for rinsing after brushing teeth; and they seem less wasteful than the 5 oz. size. The boxed packages are much cheaper here than they are in retail stores.
I have these in my daughter's bathroom for when she brushes her teeth or needs a drink in the middle of the night. The Dixie brand works well, as sometimes she leaves a cup of water by her bed, but even though they are paper, the water doesn't leak out before I catch it, usually the next day. The only thing I don't like is that you take your chances as to the pattern you get, but it really has nothing to do with the product itself.
I use these in the garage for measuring paint and oil. They do not have a wax coating that contaminates paint and do not disintegrate when organic solvents or oil are poured into them. The manufacturer doesn't seem to recognize what they have here. I just keep hoping they don't change them.
