Plastic Scraper Label Scraper Label Peeler Can Opener, Eunion Plastic Multipurpose Stiff Scraper Scratch Free Cleaning Tool, 3 Pack, Blue

I make cookies in a mini muffin pan, they’re called cookie cups? And sometimes they’re difficult to get out of the muffin tin. So after trying everything to get the cookies out, I actually discovered a larger scraper at a garage sale and washed it, of course, duh, ;) and it worked perfectly except I wished it was a little smaller, so I found these on Amazon and they work great! You can also use them on a cookie sheet to release the edge of the cookies or to peek underneath to check for doneness.If you have fingernails, one of the ends will help open a can of pop. They can also scrape off labels. I can’t remember everything I’ve used them for. They aren’t made to last forever. I did have one with the pointy part break off after many many uses, but I just threw it away. I really like that they come in a pack of three.I keep them in my utensils container on the counter, and because they are a pretty turquoise, I’m able to see them peeking out, immediately, which I love. They are not really long, but a good comfortable size, which is nice so they probably won’t break in half. Good value. Two solid thumbs up.

Love having the differently sized ends and somewhere to hold on to. Am buying some for all my friends now.

I’ve had sticker residue on my water filter pitcher for what feels like forever and I couldn’t get it off. These are genius little scrapers and I don’t have to worry about cutting myself on a razor. Worth the money!

In case you’re wondering: these are ABSOLUTELY worth trying!I bought these scrapers knowing that I was getting ready to take down some paper blinds from Ikea. They’d been hanging from what is basically ultra double-sided masking tape (provided by Ikea) for about 15 years. I needed to scrape clean a narrow space on old plaster walls with minimal damage.In my bedroom, where the window sills are painted with semi-gloss paint, I was able to use some cheap suntan lotion (the oil/water mix will typically soften both adhesive and paper together) to soften the tape. It took two applications, but I was able to remove the tape with no residue in one afternoon, and the scraper really helped to protect my hand, walls, and windows.In the living room, the sills were still painted with a flat paint (several layers of it, actually) over the original 1950’s plaster. It took one application of lotion, and then two rounds of citrus paint remover, to get under the tape and really clean the surface. Before the second stripper application, I had to use crosshatched cut score marks on the tape just to get it to release! Even so, I only ever had to use the one tool for scraping. My hands are still just fine, and I’m very thankful to the people who came up with this scraper design! I never used more than the one, and it’s still in “like new” condition.The photo I included shows some of the living room upper sill post-stripping and cleaning. No sanding.Here’s a tip for getting comfortable while starting out using this tool:If you find you can’t hold it securely, or that it’s poking into the palm of your hand, grab a cushy ankle sock (or cut one short), drop the scraper into the sock, and then fold material up to pad the length if it and on the end your hand will rest against. Doing that kept me from hurting myself while adjusting to the tool’s shape and position you hold your hand in for scraping (it’s not the same as other paint scrapers). I was fine without any padding after a day of use.

I have hard water and get terrible water/soap scum deposits. Hand arthritis makes it difficult for me to use scrubby sponges, but these scrapers did the trick! They get the worst of the deposit, so it's easier to finish up with a scrubber. The small end is good around the faucets and drain. Wish I'd found these years ago!

Bought these to scrape the wax on the sides of a jar candle for an even burn. Wax gets stuck to the scraper and does not easily come off. Not exactly what I was hoping for.

This is exactly what I was looking for. I use them for scratch off lottery cards and it is amazing! Small end or Large end. If you have a friend that is into the scratch offs, get them one! The will appreciate it!

These scapers are great. I use them for everything. I use them to scrape off labels, open boxes and envelopes. They don't scratch anything and they work fast. Thank you!

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