Flessenlikker Bottle Scraper Mini Silicone Spatula for Getting Every Last Drop - BPA Free Small Silicone Jar Scraper

this is the most useful tool to recover the product in bottles that generally would be unrecoverable. Manufacturers use containers for their products like hand cream that make you waste the cream you can't easily recover. Great tool.

We recently watched a YT video detailing things you’re more likely to see in Europe and of course this handy tool was among them! Now we don’t know how we made it without one up until now. Prior to finding the Flessenlikker, contacting the American Applesauce Association was discussed with some frequency, due to the waste of applesauce faced at the end of every jar. Sure applesauce is heavy and the plastic jars require corrugating to be strong enough to withstand shipping, but WHAT a HASSLE it was to try to get the last half a cup out… UNTIL we got ahold of this tool! It’s perfectly made and well manufactured. We’re also very happy it isn’t some dayglo color, although it would be nice in grays that resemble metal in tone, or even warm beiges that look like wood in color. No fancy finishes, not literally metallic or woodgrain, better colored tonally blend with other implements than black and white, perhaps? Flessenlikker 2.0? What about one scaled down for lotion bottles? ;) We are extremely grateful to have found this wonderful kitchen implement which would also be great as an art supply! AAA+

It stiff on end. Older version more pliable.

Well-designed for scraping inside walls of bottles.

It even worked well on a veery oddly shaped bottle.

There is nothing else like it for bottles or getting down in a blender.

Works great.

This item does the job but is clearly a very cheap plastic tube with a flexible tip. It's very over priced. If this need this now, buy it. I'm sure there are better items at a much lower price. One area this is very good at medium bottle openings, perhaps 20mm+ (~3/4inch). If you are using weck, mason, ball jars there are better ways to scrape out your containers at a lower cost. Caveat emptor!