Don't do enough research into how their products containers are made and absolutely refuse to allow you (the buyer) to get out all of the product you purchased!
My examples are Crest Toohtpaste: the ones that stand on your counter and also are made of hard enough plastic that you can't squeeze, shake, push out the remaining 1 inch of toothpaste that you know is left in it.
Garnier Nutritioniste microbead cream scrub - this stuff is THICK in texture and with the bottle they placed it in. I again can't squeeze, bend the container enough to get out all the product.
I have has cream lotion bottles do this also.
Oh how about spray products where the little pumper stops working half way through the bottle! Ok fine I have another bottle that I can use and then combine the two when I get enough room only to have that pumper give out 1/2 way through!!!

Now I have enough product to fill one whole bottle and no spray top that works!!
I feel like I need a tool chest in the shower with me to get all these products out. You know, cut the bottle apart and using a finger scoop out the left over 1/4 of the products!
The last one I just found while using the last of my crisco oil with the little measuring cup as the lid. I can't get out about 1/4 cup of oil as I can't direct it into the little spout thingy!!! So now I had a recipe that calls for 2/3 cup oil and I am honestly 1/4 cup shy, but it's still in the darn bottle!
So instead opened up the nice little paper wrapped stick of butter and scooped up my 1/4 inch of easy to access butter to complete my BROWINES!!!!
Do you find any products where the packaging is totally incorrect for you the consumer?
Do men make these containers or chimpanzies!!
