That’s no funAbout a year ago it was nerve damage in my neck taking away grip. Some time around 2 months ago my knuckles are hurting too much, especially on these small diameter caps.

That’s no funAbout a year ago it was nerve damage in my neck taking away grip. Some time around 2 months ago my knuckles are hurting too much, especially on these small diameter caps.
That’s no fun(Suddenly feeling silly for complaining!) I can only imagine the difficulty you must endure. Have you found a solution which works for you, as far as opening flavor bottles, etc? Or do you rebottle?
I often wonder how some people are able to open some of these flavors. I imagine it’s a group effort for more than just a couple people. I hope you continue to see improvement since surgery and your dr is able to help you find an answer for the knuckle pain! Thanks for sharingDon't let my complaints minimize yours. I'm all for complaining, it's a good release.
I keep pliers handy, and monkey wrenches (although those have broke glass mason jars). My flavorings haven't been bad, they're all glass and none are childproof. The 10ml flavoring bottles are painful if I don't think to use a different finger.
There's always the method of handing it to someone else.
I've been wondering if it's getting grip back since surgery/nerves freed up that is tearing my knuckles up. I need to remember to ask my Drs about it.
My bought liquid bottles reused for DIY are childproof and a problem. I bought some bottles to rebottle bulk chitosan kieselsol for wine clearing and got quite a few spare caps that fit my 30ml, but cutting apart the worse offenders works until I remember to order some for all. The glass bottles I've bought for DIY haven't been childproof. Just ordered a bunch for nicotine and a few extra large ones for recipes I use a lot.
The offending bottle you showed, I'd probably rebottle all of those after that experience.![]()
Makes sense! I’ll definitely check this next issue!If it has a ring that snaps off under the lid when you open it for the first time try cutting off the ring with some wire cutters. Sometimes it blocks the cap from being able to be pushed down far enough to unlock the lid.
Told them, it’s okay Jared (hubby) will get it when he gets in. He can open anything! Guess what... he couldn’t open it either! Pliers didn’t even work for top cap part of the child safety. Once he barbarically pried it off with a box cutting knife, then there was the other cap. This cap (pictured) is so slick you can’t possibly get a grip on it. Pliers brought it right off, for him, undamaged and still usable. These child safety caps though... I have zero need for them!
If it has a ring that snaps off under the lid when you open it for the first time try cutting off the ring with some wire cutters. Sometimes it blocks the cap from being able to be pushed down far enough to unlock the lid.
Ive done fire wood and construction my whole life 215 pounds and I know I have strong hands. I still have to put my body weight on some of these bottles to get them open.
Looks handy! Will these pop open easily if thrown in a purse / bag, etc? Do you transfer all your flavors to these or use for your mixes?Incidentally, I'm loving theses non-childproof bottles...
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Allegedly they're tested on people with arthritis to make sure they don't have trouble
I've never had one open, the lid snaps on very securely. I only mix, but if I didn't, I'm way too lazy to transfer liquids - IOW, I would never buy bottles to transfer (not that there is anything wrong with that.)Looks handy! Will these pop open easily if thrown in a purse / bag, etc? Do you transfer all your flavors to these or use for your mixes?
Trust me, if it came to that I would not hold backIf it is in a PET (plastic) bottle that truly will not open, just poke a hole in it with a sharp object near the bottom and squeeze the contents into a more "cooperative" receptacle.
Child proof bottles are a literal pain in the ... wrist (to twist an analogy).
About a year ago it was nerve damage in my neck taking away grip. Some time around 2 months ago my knuckles are hurting too much, especially on these small diameter caps.