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Eponym
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I've used knives, I've used scissors to get those damned sealed clamshell packages open. Tamper-resistant?! Shit. I had to use my miter saw once on an especially difficult package.

I may try the Zibra Open It! mentioned by 83v45magna, above.
 
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92fstech
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When I'm struggling, usually with a sharp instrument in my hand, pocking, jabbing, and slicing, all while muttering the most profane language I can think of at the time, I wonder how many people are killed or seriously injured trying to open some of the packaging we consumers face now a days.


LOL, I've had the exact same thought! I absolutely hate those things.
 
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HRK
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Try and open a bag of charcoal by only pulling the "easy open" string, I dare you, I double dog dare you.......
 
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Georgeair
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Try and open a bag of charcoal by only pulling the "easy open" string, I dare you, I double dog dare you.......


FOGO - easy peasy.

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Yeah HRK, I got a rope (string burn) burn following those directions.
 
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IMO the only solution to this problem is Class Action Lawsuits, very LARGE Class Action Lawsuits. Because I am quite certain that a lot of folks have seriously injured themselves trying to open this packaging.


I've stopped counting.
 
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As to the squeeze to open bottles, mouthwash, dishwasher soap, etc. cut the tabs off the lid. Only have to do it once if you remember to transfer the lid to the new bottle. I usually forget.
 
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With OTC meds like cold and flu meds, the child-proof packaging is so difficult to open, I have to get help from my grandkids.
 
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IMO the only solution to this problem is Class Action Lawsuits, very LARGE Class Action Lawsuits. Because I am quite certain that a lot of folks have seriously injured themselves trying to open this packaging.


They’ll say “it’s for child protection” and that’ll be that. It’s fucking ridiculous like everything else these days.


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Harbor freight has monster scissors on sale for this one specific application.
Ninety car, kitchen, garage nine cents each.

Got three




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Posts: 55316 | Location: Henry County , Il | Registered: February 10, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I saw a tool advertised as made just for opening those damn packages.
Seriously, it actually came packaged that way itself. Roll Eyes


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I was checking out the Milwaukee scissors. They come, it appears, in a blister pack.
 
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15 years ago I got sick of the way they packaged toys. Now, on Christmas morning, I have my plastic tub next to me that has all kinds of batteries and a pair of sheet metal shears. I’ll never again have Christmas without them.
 
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Neck Ties, Hats and ammo brass, Never ,ever touch'em w/o asking first
 
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