Are these strong enough to remove nuts? Like under a sink or other hard to reach areas? (Not heavy duty)
2000291
These grips are good for hard to reach rubber tubing, stretching motor belts, etc, but I wouldn't really recommend them for removing nuts, especially if they are tight.
2000292
No, they are made for rubber hose removal, you need to use crow's feet with an extension and ratchet for under the sink plumbing work and other hard places for nuts that need 90 degree removal & installation. Amazon has many sets such as TEKTON 2575 3/8-Inch Drive Crowfoot Wrench Set, SAE, 10-Piece.
2000293
They are not that strong. I actually broke my first pair, but the manufacturer warrantied them very fast. I use mine to pull off heater core hoses, and hard to reach plug wires.
2000294
Possibly. I use them daily as an auto technician, but for removing heater hoses and electrical connectors.
817723
Not very. I purchased these to hold a dry erase board to the fridge. These were not strong enough to do the job (even using all of them to cover the back of the board).
258620
We did not use them for this but I do not think they would be hard to remove at all.
1724965
I would not recommend tightening the nuts until they snap off. I have installed dozens of these and get them to wrench tight and that is it. Then the toilet seat can be removed if need be.
1142385
I think they would be small enough, at least on my paper shredder, but i dont know if they'd have enough force to hold on and pull, needle nose pliers might be better?
525438
As long as the head of the nut or bolt is exposed these will grip it and allow you to remove the stripped nut or bolt.
1227817
I have never used it on nuts. But it is very sturdy so I would imagine it would do well
1583564
They should be strong enough, I have never had a problem with any of the Grabit products. I have used it to pull out stripped bolts off my old motorcycle.
1940288
I used them for wiping down my tv, some picture frames and my computer, then I went outside and clapped my hands together (with the gloves on;)) a few times and was able to wipe another table or two. It depends how dusty your things are, but I would say these aren't really designed for heavy dusting but rather the "awkward" objects.
1773012
I'd say no, as they are only about 1/8" thick at the fat end. You would be better off getting something at the Home Depot type store. Sorry!
2152753
Depends on the size of the drawer. These are VERY weak and not very sturdy.
1015423
This machine is made specially for walnuts. It is not suitable for harder nuts
2172003
I agree with the previous responder... They may be able to hold that weight stationary, but are not secure enough to provide safe resistance. They slide around when I just take towels or my bathrob on/off the hooks. Also, I don't know if I would trust them to not bend against something pulling against them.
1255652
Probably would work provided the tools weren't too heavy although they are designed to bind electrical cords together to avoid tangling. I use them to wrap up the cords on power tools and small appliance as well as to manage the connecting cables for TV and DVD players, and computer cords.
21794
Yes, you can remove them but not very easy. May need some tools to remove completely
240042
The answer is yes, With one inch plus of clearance so they are easy to remove. I Have 8 of these. They also hold regular cans of stewed tomatoes, soup, etc. They are very sturdy, easy to assemble and they AREN'T tippy at all. Hope this helps.
1718442
I think they would be strong enough, but they may be too long. There were some shorter ones listed when I ordered these.