JarPop - Jar Opener - Crystal Blue
by Spring Mill Home Products
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of JarPop - Jar Opener - Crystal Blue
Customer Review: Arm Saver
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a great little kitchen tool and I am now sending them to family and friends. Does just one job - pops open sealed jars that don't twist open easily. I have MS and weak arms so most jars I can not twist open any more. I also have "band" openers that work too. But this little gadget just sits in the top drawer and is quick to grab and use. I rate this 6 out of 5 stars. Hint - combine with other items for the $25 free shipping or it is too expensive alone.Customer Review: Jar Opener
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the best product you will ever have in your kitchen. It's inexpensive and doesn't look like it would work too well, but it does beautifully. This is especially a good item for someone who lives alone and doesn't have the strength to get their factory sealed jars open. It's amazing!! I have ordered several of these now and are giving them away to all my friends. Everyone should have one of these!!!Customer Review: Amazing!
Summary: 5 Stars
This thing is great. It works as well or better than any other jar-opening contraption I've used, it's really cheap, and it doesn't take up much space in my drawer.
The JarPop looks kind of flimsy in the picture, but it is made of a high-density plastic that feels very solid. It's so simple to use, and it works on every jar I've tried it on. Effortless!
Customer Review: Jar Pop
Summary: 5 Stars
This item is as advertised. It is wonderful. I am giving several as Christmas gifts. This was my first order from Amazon but it won't be my last. In fact, I have placed & received another order since this one & am pleased with it also.Customer Review: Magic Jar Opener
Summary: 5 Stars
This thing works great. I use it to reach $25 for Super Saver Shipping, then give to friends.
We have one of those power openers that just stays in the drawer now.
How do they pull that much vacuum on those jars?