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Under-Cabinet Jar Opener

Mounts quietly under your cabinet. Press the lid in, turn the jar, and it opens. One hand, no strain, no asking for help.

$17.00
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  • Opens jars and bottles with one hand
  • Stainless steel V-grip holds the lid firmly
  • Fits most standard jar and bottle lids
  • Mounts under any cabinet, out of sight
  • Slim and light: 7 in wide, under 1 in thin
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What's in the box

Under-cabinet jar opener and mounting screws.

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Free shipping on orders over $45. If it's not right for you, send it back within 30 days for a full refund.

Under-Cabinet Jar Opener $17.00
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The moment

Your kitchen. Your way.

The jam for breakfast, the sauce for dinner, the pickles for the grandkids. Small moments you shouldn't have to wait for someone else to open.

Simple from day one

How it works.

01 Mount it once Screw it under a cabinet or shelf near where you cook. It only takes a few minutes.
02 Press the lid in Push the jar up into the stainless steel grip. The teeth hold the lid firmly in place.
03 Turn and enjoy Twist the jar with one hand. The lid comes off. That's it.

The details.

Size
About 7.1 in wide, 0.8 in thin (18 × 2 cm)
Material
Stainless steel grip, durable plastic base
Weight
4.4 oz (126 g)
Mounting
Screws under a cabinet or shelf
Fits
Most standard jar and bottle lids
Color
White

Perfect for.

You Anyone who'd rather not wait around for help with a stubborn lid.
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Questions, answered.

Do I need a strong grip to use it?

No. The opener holds the lid for you, so all you do is turn the jar. It takes far less hand strength than opening a jar the usual way.

What sizes does it fit?

The V-shaped grip fits lids of many sizes, from smaller bottles to wide jars.

How do I install it?

It attaches under a cabinet or shelf with small screws. You'll just need a screwdriver and a few minutes.

Will it damage my cabinet?

It only leaves a few tiny screw holes if you ever decide to remove it, and it sits out of sight under the cabinet.