Reddit reviews Good Cook 2-Pack Non-Slip Jar Opener
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Non-slip two count non-slip gripEasily opens stubborn lids.Flat rubber pads store anywhere. one red square, one black roundGood Cook tools and gadgetsFlat rubber pads store anywhere.one red square, one black round
My last bathtub was missing the plug (and we weren't there long enough to bother fixing it) - I used one of those flexible jar gripper opener things. I had to hold it down with something (like a heavy shampoo bottle) while the bathtub was filling up, but after that the pressure of the water kept it in place and it worked great.
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-2-Pack-Non-Slip-Opener/dp/B000JXF25G
As /u/xxfactory said, running the cap under hot water will help melt out the sugar. I also really like non-slip pads like these to help you get a better grip. If you need good leverage for larger stuck jar caps, like Luxardo jars, jar openers like these give you super leverage.
This bothers me too, actually. Problem is, the sinks at my gym (like most public bathroom sinks) don't have stoppers or a way to close the drain. I have taken to bringing one of those rubber jar opener things designed for weak-wristed numales, the forearmly challenged, and little girls with which to block the drain.
Of course, the sink is an absolute horrorshow when I'm done shaving (whole head and face because of weak bald man genes/Jason Statham look after a couple days), but that's easily remedied with some more water and a towel I'm going to just throw in the wash when I get home anyway.
That's weird - I've bought that brand quite a few times and never had an issue opening it. If you don't have one, I recommend getting a rubber jar opener. I use mine all the time and it makes opening things so much easier.
I'll save them the B&M markup!
Sometimes the simple solution is the best.
grippy pad to hold the sleeve and a tiny screwdriver through the airflow hole to torque.
I've added the grippy pads to my vape toolbox. I use them more often than I care to admit.