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Pull-Tab Can And Jar Lid Lifter Lever
A 124 mm flat-printed lever with a tapered wedge tip, 1.6 mm thick at the point, that slides under a ring-pull tab. A 12 x 6 mm catch window holds the tab ring so you can lift it without using your fingernails. The same tip also pops the vacuum seal on jar lids. It helps with stubborn soup, pet-food and soda cans, and suits anyone with weak or sore hands. The lever lies flat on the bed, so prying loads run along the layers, and a 10 mm hang hole in the handle lets you keep it on a hook.
Under-Sink Filter Housing Strap Wrench
This strap-wrench handle takes a loop of standard 25 mm (1 in) nylon webbing, so it fits seized under-sink and RO filter housings of any diameter, stuck jar lids and canister tops. You don't need the brand-specific plastic spanner that came in the box. The handle is 172 mm long and the head is 48 x 32 mm. The webbing is anchored with an M5 x 35–40 bolt in a captive nut pocket and runs back through a 26.5 x 4 mm return slot. A 28 mm-wide V nose keeps the head centred on the housing.
Under-Cabinet Jar Lid Opener
A 130 x 92 mm plate that screws to the underside of a kitchen cabinet with four #8/M4 wood screws (4.5 mm clearance holes, 9 mm counterbores); push a jar up into a sawtooth V-jaw and twist the jar to break the lid loose one-handed. The large 80-degree V with 7 mm teeth grips lids from about 30 to 89 mm, the small V with 4.5 mm teeth handles 12 to 50 mm bottle and sauce caps, both with 17 mm of jaw depth below the plate.