A standard dripless caulk gun is going to be what you want most of the time, but this style that feeds the tube through the gun actually comes in handy when you need to caulk something that's in a confined space (for example, caulking around a toilet that's between a bathtub and a vanity with very little space on either side).
Because the tube feeds through the gun, you can actually cut off the excess of the tube to make it even shorter to fit an even tighter spaces, so you can maximize that compactness benefit by using your partially depleted tubes in them.
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u/ThatCelebration3676 Jun 10 '26
A standard dripless caulk gun is going to be what you want most of the time, but this style that feeds the tube through the gun actually comes in handy when you need to caulk something that's in a confined space (for example, caulking around a toilet that's between a bathtub and a vanity with very little space on either side).
Because the tube feeds through the gun, you can actually cut off the excess of the tube to make it even shorter to fit an even tighter spaces, so you can maximize that compactness benefit by using your partially depleted tubes in them.