Are these hard to remove by hand once fully seated?
1877607
No. I give it a little twist & it comes right out. Have been pretty pleased with product & firs in refrigerator better than using the cork.
1877608
Very easy to remove. They will pop off or rise slightly on their own if you have overfilled!
1877609
very easy to remove but it will not allow you to lay the bottle on its side. so it has to stay upright
1877610
No -- you insert them with a twisting motion, which makes them smaller. Then they expand back and seal wonderfully. To remove, you twist again, they grow smaller (in diameter, just a little bit), and come back out smoothly-- over and over and over again. Perfect for wine, or anything else where you're concerned about oxidation.
1877611
The Silicone stoppers are tappered in such a way to fit most bottles and seal them. I purchased these for my wife for standard wine bottles. She said they are easier to remove than when the cork of the wine bottle is placed back in to seal it. I hope this helps.
1877612
I have never had any trouble removing these, and I have some trouble with my hands.
1877613
No, you just wiggle them out. I bought them because they're almost flush with the top of the bottle and fit neatly on my refrigerator shelves.
1877614
Simple answer - no. The top of the silicone cork provides enough surface area to gently twist/pull these out of the wine bottle. When removed they sound like the bottle has just been opened. If the inner neck of the bottle is dry, they can be difficult to fully insert, but a little wine on the cork will help them fully seat. Once seated, I have never had an issue with leaks. Highly recommended!
2135394
They can be removed. They're essentially held there by Velcro. Hope this helps :-)
1397322
I use a knife and gently press on each one of the tabs/fasteners. It takes a while. It's a real pain to get off.
1230439
Yes they are easy to take on and off. Takes 5 min to take them off. Just need to have an allen key.
339600
They can be taken off with a set of pliers, but they aren't designed to come off
376500
I don't find them uncomfortable to hold. Some of the handle edges may rub you roughly if you rub your hand or fingers at precisely the right angle. It is extremely difficult to do unless you are actively trying to hurt yourself.
1403212
not sure, they are solidly in place. Would take quite a bit to cut them off.
1722
They are loose, they work well and are quality made. I never have any issue getting them out. Hope this helps
1577401
Unfortunately, no. But I have not needed to remove them for my use. They do slide open and closed easily
1426847
They are very hard to get off. Sometimes if I soak them for a while I can scratch them off and then there is a bit of glue left that I can get with alchohol.
2181524
Yes quite easily. Just open them up all the way and there is a notch that they will slip out of.
467872
Not really, I used them just as if they were the appropriate screwdriver. They grip the screw and allow you to remove it, but I would recommend you discard the screw after that and replace it. But if you have to resort to these, you probably were going to do that anyway.Hope this helps.
88737
Yep! There IS a Velcro closure, and I don't think the gloves are difficult to remove at all. They work great for me.
1240961
No their not hard to get off at all! You put them on with clear nail polish and you take them off with nail polish remover! Or like my girls to pill them off
2142598
No, I don't think so. I just tried to unscrew one by hand and was unable to do so. I did not try to force it with pliers.
1062727
Yes, they can be removed easily. I do it quite often in order to put the wheelchair in the trunk of my car.
676623
I think that you slide them on from the end first but they seem like they could possibly be pushed on with effort. They do not come off easily & I so not want to mess them up trying. Handy man set this up for me.