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

At first, I thought this metal toothpaste squeezer was just another gimmick. However, after using it, I can confidently say it’s a game-changer! The design works exceptionally well, especially with hard-to-squeeze aluminum tubes.The squeezer is made of durable aluminum alloy, ensuring it won't rust and can withstand frequent use. Its ergonomic design makes it comfortable to operate, and it effectively helps extract every last bit of product from the tube. Whether it's toothpaste, ointments, or other creams, this tool ensures minimal waste and maximum usage.If you frequently use products in metal tubes, this squeezer is a must-have. It’s a simple yet effective tool that helps you get the most out of your products.

I love the fact that this is solid metal and will last a lifetime or two. It does a great job squeezing out every last bit of content from tubes. Added bonus is that you can use this to store (partly used) tubes vertically.

Although some of the mechanisms are a little loose when you're using it on paint tubes, it still gets every last bit of paint out. Plenty big even for 120 mL tubes of paint (about average size of a large tooth paste tube).I would suggest this product. Thank you.

It’s honestly a little bulky but it seriously gets the job done. I use it on everything! I no longer waste toothpaste or facial creams! Wish I had bought this sooner!

This tube squeezer is uncannily simple and works well. I might buy another one.

This thing is amazing! It works great on all tube materials, plastic and metal. It’s strong and super easy to use. It’s wide enough for all my color tubes and takes little grip strength to get out every bit. I’m really happy with it!

Changed my life! Perfect for getting the very last of your products and not wasting anything at all.

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.