Okayji Silicone Olive Oil Bottle with Basting Brush (Random Colour)

Quite simple to use. One thing I liked is that the silicone brush on top is heat proof and can be used on moderately hot pans without adverse effects. However, it's prone to a bit of leakage. To counteract the leaking issue, keep the product in a small jar lined with napkins between uses so your countertop dosent get oily.

Delivers what is promised

The pot holders were not made of silicone. They were made of rubber. When I used them, they got stuck to the utensil. Now the rubber cannot even be removed from my utensil.

The media could not be loaded.  The product looks good but actually it is not that helpful for those who wants to reduce oil consumption as the whole through which oil is allowed to flow out is big enough to allow free flow more than required. After every use the body of the bottle is becoming oily proving that it is not leak proof. Finally it doesn't have a cover due to which dirt and dust particles are easily sticking in the brushes.

Bought it to oil the pan for various needs (just like in the pic). The thing just leaks like crazy if you tilt it. And you can’t get the oil out to the tip of the bottle unless you tilt it. It will last of course as it is made of silicon. But just way too messy. Switched back to the squeeze bottle.

Its very useful for chapati making you can use it were ever you have to spread oil its very handy every one comes to my home. leep asking for this and shared its link to many of my friends and relative... small in size but helps me alot ..no splitting of oil .keeps your stove and kitchen clean .worth buying . weak point is it comes with out lid but thank god that my kids old water bottle's sipper cap i am using to cover it please sell with lids still a goodbuy .

product was good and seems to fulfill utility....... but one area need to take care that the oil got leaked from cap joint and create the mess.

I wish it came with a cap included... If you fill it with oil it tends to leak gradually through the hole in the middle of the brush and down the sides; I don't fill it now but use it as a basting brush, dipping it into oil kept separately. Actually considered buying a basting brush instead but rejected it as one has to put it down on a plate while in use. This has worked out okay since I can keep it upright while using it as a basting brush!