🔓 Open Up to Freedom: The Ultimate Jar Opener for Every Hand
The Otstar 6-in-1 Jar Opener combines eight lid sizes, ergonomic long handle leverage, and anti-slip rubber lining to effortlessly open jars, bottles, and ring-pull cans. Compact and easy to clean, it’s designed specifically to aid seniors and those with arthritis, making kitchen tasks smoother and more independent.
Brand | Otstar |
Model Number | JO-BW |
Colour | White and Cyan |
Product Dimensions | 22.5 x 9 x 2 cm; 130 g |
Material | Rubber Polypropylene |
Item Weight | 130 g |
H**H
Brilliant!
This thing is so useful! I've never been able to open jars properly and since losing even more strength due to health issues I was finding ot very difficult to make food without constantly asking for help. With this gadget I can open almost every jar I come across.
D**5
Works wonders
Easy to use. Ordered for my mum and a friend that both have gripping difficulties and both have said it's made their lives so much easier.
S**A
Superb
As an arthritis sufferer this gadget is superb, whoever came up with this deserves recognition. Thank you
A**.
Otstar jar opener.
Jar opener can be used for different jar sizes.Quite hard to fit onto Bonne Maman jam lids.
J**R
Easy
Easy peasy. I am old but have a strong grip. Yet still the top wouldn't budge. Until l bought this amazing device.Works a treat!!
E**R
It's nice
I bought it cos ive got arthritis and can't open anything but this takes quite a lot of weight on it
K**7
Clever piece of equipment
Really easy to use
R**.
Useless for ring pull cans.
I bought this to assist my wife opening ring pull cans of dog food because the recent batch of cans were difficult to open by hand. I tried to open three cans with this new opener only to break off the ring pulls. I then tried it on two easy to open cans of tomatoes with the same result.I have not tried the other functions but the way that it shows to open the smallest bottle top is employing the principle of a class three lever and as any child who has studied physics to first year secondary school (year 7 I think) would tell you, this offers a negative mechanical advantage, in other words you would be better off just using your hand.
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