Toothpaste Tube Squeezers Toothpaste Roller - Manual Toothpaste Tube Roller Squeezer Tool, Toothbrush Squeezers, Toothpaste Clip Holder Stand Winder by XYKEEY (Multi-Colored)

Easy to use, works great, and tube stands up in squeezer. Highly recommended.

Works great. Makes it easy to squeeze out the toothpaste. Great price and it is something I have used every day.

This product works great! My boys love it and it is very practical. I just wish it would be a little fancier looking.

I was tired of the tooth paste tube always unwinding and making the bathroom counter look messy. I found these and the result is much improved. Once the tube becomes smaller you can even stand them up.It is a little challenging to get it started on the tube, but doable. Over all very pleased

During COVID these would have been life savors for anyone trying to be frugal.They are the perfect size, come in various colors, are sturdy, stable, well built, and easy to operate. They free up counter space and are easier to locate. Plus they squeeze every drop out of paste out of a tube or leaves very little.These are great for kids, anyone with certain types of mobility issues, seniors and gadget lovers.Just remove the colored key then insert your tube in the slotted hole, slide it into the casing and start turning until it catches. Make sure it turns slowly and evenly for the best results so as not to push too much out.These will be stocking stuffers friends and family. My girlfriend's daughter begged me for her favorite color. Plus your can't beat the price.

Worst ever.

I have invented myself something like this, only to find out that It is already invented many times over At least I learned what I should want from a product like this. It certainly gets 5 stars for the price which was $5 for four of them. You cannot beat that because this little thing really works. It also gets 5 stars for sheer inventiveness. The design for manufacturability is on the whole very good (this I am saying as a retired mechanical aerospace engineer). A charming little thing is that in operation the things jolts and squeeks, with each little jolt making the frontal part of the tube resonate. At the turning of the key the resonating side gets higher, which way one gets an audio signal that the paste is coming closer to the opening. That way an unexpected outflow of the paste may be easily prevented. I think that this feature just happened serendipitously, but it alone could be easily patented.There are buts though:- The encasement is somewhat too narrow for a full-size plastic tube like one of a silver gel toothpaste (though this is mostly an aesthetical notion, as in practice such design still seems to work)- The design of the encasement encourages grasping it forcefully from the sides and as the sides are flexible, they jam the tube between the jaws (but one with a minimum mechanical aptitude can figure it out, though thus the ergonomics of the grip gets haywire).- The turning key is too small making it hard to turn for a frail woman, or a kid (but frail women and kids will not be buying this contraption, because they would have a hard time figuring out, what this thing is for and how to use it, it is so smart)On the side note, I found it more convenient not turning the key of the device all the way up, but transferring the tube with the key to a small wood clamp, with a more narrow tip, so it is more convenient for me grasping the sides of the tube with the bare fingers to maneuver the remainder of the paste from the conical tube tip.Bottom line, I will have a cheap Christmas this year and some laughs quizzing my kin about what this thing is for. This is probably one weak selling point of the product - lack of the explanation on Amazon, how to use it properly.

Uno de los inventos más prácticos de este siglo, algo sencillo que es de gran ayuda; especialmente cuando tienes niños 👦 que hacen tanto desperdicio con la pasta de dientes y para personas con artritis...gracias por este simple invento...