Big Metal Tube Squeezer – Toothpaste Paint Tube Wringer, Xykeey Tube Winder Saves Toothpaste, Creams, Paint, Hair Color, Cosmetics, Ointments, Tomato Paste, Garlic Paste and More… (Black)

Great product

It’s easy to use. I do wish it had some kind of base to stabilize it in place.

Squeezing tubes of anything is often frustrating, but these tools get out the very last drop of "whatever" of toothpaste, paint, medicines, epoxies, or pretty much whatever comes in a tube. I had one of years and misplaced it. Bought this one so I could have one in my shop and the house, IF and when I found the misplace one. It worked for the missing one the next day.

For years i used a plastic tube squeezer for my color tubes in my salon. And i needed a replacement since that one cracked after 8 years. When i found this metal one i was excited because it was metal and i hoped it would be sturdier. It worked for a couple days. Now it just spins and doesn't grip to the tubes at all. I've tried squeezing tighter, lighter, holding in different angles,, it just spins with out gripping at all. I am very disappointed

This was very hard for my old 91-yr old hands to work. But it's easy for a man, I'll keep it and get my son-in-law or grandson to work it for me when needed. It appears to be quite useful and very sturdy, should hold up for a lot of squeezing!

I got these metal tubes and it even came with a key too squeeze out the product, yea what a useless key. And I couldn’t use without hurting myself and almost cutting myself on the metal tube. I started looking up something that worked work with any effect. This squeeze tube device is amazing, and so easy too use and gets every bit of the product out!!!!! Love it :) Highly recommend this!!!!!

I have owned two squeezer's over the years and were plastic and both broke. Recently in an art class I noticed other artist using them for their paint and they told me to get a metal one. This one works perfectly for my needs and it even came with a plastic leaf looking piece that is to be used for plastic tubes such as toothpaste and acrylic tubes of paints so that it squeezes paint to the top of the lid versus crimping them as it does for my oil paint tubes. I am very pleased with both of these.

This wringer works for plastic tubes, such as acrylic paints come in, but does not work with metal tubes, such as with oil paints. It binds and spins with no traction.