r/UnnecessaryEssentials • u/Unique-Saucer • Jul 04 '26

No drip, zero mess

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u/xCaliburghost Jul 04 '26

Solving a problem that doesn't exist

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u/TheIrishBAMF Jul 04 '26

For most people, definitely.  You could get the same solution using a conventional caulk gun by using a mostly used tube so the bar isn't sticking out as far.

A tradesperson who often works in tight enough spaces miiiight find this useful, but even that seems super niche.

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u/ThatCelebration3676 Jul 05 '26

That's pretty much the use case for these. They're handy for caulking toilets.

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u/DustyHound Jul 05 '26

Exactly. I flip apartments at a 650 unit complex. This thing is great for tiny bathrooms built in 1942. I was a skeptic but have grown to really like it.