Toothpaste Squeezer, Metal Toothpaste Tube Squeezer Paint Tube Wringer for Artist, Hair Salon, Painter… (Black)

I’m an artist and I use this to maximize how much acrylic paint I can get out of metal tubes. Works very well. Some tubes are hard to get started; sometimes the mechanism just spins without grabbing at first, but I haven’t found a tube it couldn’t handle, even if the paint is somewhat dried out. Good value at half the price of some others and with how much paint it can get out of a tube.

This works so well! I got this for my oil paints! Since oil paint is super expensive and I hate to waste, I thought I’d try this to squeeze every last drop of my paint out…. And man does it work! My crusty paint tubes had waaayyy more paint in them than I thought! Plus it’s super satisfying hahhaha! I’ve included a before and after photo of some of my paints before and after:). The design of the product is simple but really effective. I thought there would be something to kind of lock it into place, but I can’t figure out of the extra objects they sent were for that? It’s not hard to clamp it down though! Quite easy to use, seems like high quality material too. It came in nice sturdy packaging, and was easy to figure out (if you need extra help though it does have a simple instruction insert included). The only assembly needed is to put the plastic hand grips on the manual metal clamp part. It came with a small paper clamp and a small tough rubber circle? Not sure what those are for… I didn’t need to use them to accomplish the task though 🤷‍♀️. Overall very satisfied and would recommend!

Works well. Aluminum. Good for toothpaste, anchovy tubes, tomato paste, tubes, makes tubes, elegant, and feng shui.

Works very well not just for toothpaste.

This is great. Completely flattens and crimps the package using every bit of your product. Tubes with metal hold and won't need to clip. Plastic tubes benefit from any kind of clip

Super sturdy little tool. I used it on toothpaste first and was surprised how much more came out. Then tried it on a hair product tube—worked perfectly. Heavy-duty metal, nothing flimsy. One of those things you didn’t know you needed.

Cool and always needed! Easy to use.

No instructions! So thank you to other reviewers who posted photos and videos. I tried it on three tubes: a metal one, and two different plastic ones made of different types of plastic. Metal worked well, one plastic one was Kay, but I can tell that the contents will make their way back down to the end and I’ll have to run it through again, and the third plastic one was very difficult to roll through, and the tube immediately popped right back to its original shape.