Bottle Scraper - Reusable Aid to Get the Last Drop,Silicone Last Drop Spatula - Flexible Utensil and Kitchen Aid,Silicone Scraper - Long Handle Clean Tools.

These bottle scrapers are very useful. I mainly use them to get at least three more tablespoons of my favorite salad dressing out of the bottle before throwing it out. It saves me from having to try to get more out by shaking it or leaving it upside down for a long time. Now I don't waste a drop. My only problem is sometimes if I am not careful the plastic flicks some dressing when I am pulling it out of the bottle. The handles are really long so these work in almost any bottle.

These things are quite common in Europe, but took some digging to find them here. They are awesome for getting all of your sauce out of what is otherwise impossible. As grocery prices continue to rise, this is a very effective and inexpensive way to make it stretch! Highly recommend them.

Works well, cleans easily and doesn't feel really cheap. Only issue is that it sits in the drawer unused more often than not after a few months but that could be my poor habit and not fault of the tool.

Very helpful for getting the last "slurry" out of a heavy pressure cooker. I've found one other use for this (besides getting inside bottles with small openings) that an ordinary spatula can't handle: getting the last contents out of my Instant Pot countertop pressure cooker. After I've ladeled out 95% of a "slurry" I've cooked and hand-blended in it, I lift out the "inner pot" and rest its side (near the bottom) on the top of the edge of the outer pot, tipping it so most of the 5% pours into a bowl. To get the remainder out, only a tool that "draws" the contents toward the bowl works in this position. That's because any sideways pressure (e.g., from a spatula) on the container (i.e., the inner pot) will cause it to slide off its resting spot, and because the inner pot is too heavy to hold in position to drain it into a bowl unless it is resting on something. In addition, it is awkward in that position to manipulate a spatula. Part of the problem is that, if the angle of the inner pot is increased, to increase the flow, it tends to slide off its support.

Oh finally! I mean really. Over two decades have you any idea how much food has been wasted because I can't get it out of the bottom of the Vitamix? I've tried everything...thin long spatulas, spoons, you name it I've tried it. Nothing worked. So I saw this and thought "hmmmm". You get two which is nice. So I took one and began cutting the silicone down (following the same shape as the original) until I could get it under the blades and pull the food toward the top of the pitcher......AND IT WORKS! YAY! As you go around the bottom of the container you have to sort of nudge the blade to the right as you work, but it does work and I am as happy as a clam. These are sturdy little suckers and long enough to really get into the Vitamix without me getting food all over my hands.

Great food saving product. Saved money during dressing production and rotation.

Originally got this too help clean out fruit from kombucha bottles but the top comes off way to easily which makes it unusable fort my purpose. Didn't realize the top detached, not good for removing items from bottles.

I had one of these bottle scrapers YEARS ago when they were made of rubber. It eventually rotted and I could never find another one--until THIS one! It's very flexible and can be used in very narrow necked bottles. The handle is LONGER than the one I had previously which is a plus. AND, surprise, surprise there are TWO in the package. I gave one to my bachelor son who cooks a lot. Love it...

Wir waren lange auf der Suche nach diesem praktischen Helfer. Nie mehr Reste im Joghurtbecher, -eimer oder -karton! Klasse!

As cheap and useless as it looks it's absolutely great. I'm in catering and this will lick clean any small metal can or glass pot. We have 4 of them and use them all the time. Great

Vastly overpriced, the scraper as well as the postage, which was doubling the price of them! They were advertised as red, yet arrived in yellow, not what I wanted.

These are insurance against our thirty-year-old "jar scraper", now growing somewhat less flexible, finally biting the bullet. Everyone has jars of mayo, mustard or whatever that are difficult to empty with a regular spatula. This design is the answer, so it's best to have extras instead of risking being without. OK, in fairness, we have way too many spatulas already, so having two more of these seemed reasonable...

Looks great, is functional and i hope will last forever.