Could a person with manual dexterity problems be able to apply this to a plastic cup without help?
1417707
Yes, it is easy to put on, but it isn't spill proof. It does keep things colder longer.
1417708
I'm not sure. It doesn't take particular strength, but I do need to use both hands to get it placed correctly.
1417709
The plastic cup would have to be one of the stronger ones that are sold everywhere now. I place the lid in the palm of my hand, plop it on the cup & walk my fingers around the edges to make sure it is sealed. Hope that helps with your question.
1017897
I have not done that, but I would not feel comfortable doing it. It is hard clear plastic and I would be concerned it would crack.
471683
I am a caregiver and purchased these for an adult patient with muscular dystrophy, a progressive weakening of the muscles. Using them has helped him hold a fork, spoon and lightweight glass somewhat more reliably. I really don't know if they would strengthen the hand enough for guitar practice. Perhaps you could talk with a medical doctor, physical therapist, or even a gym teacher or trainer for a better idea of what this product can and can't do.
88888
Yes. Just leverage the plastic cap with a knife or a sharp tool. Sorry, my english is not so good.
1295546
I'm sure that if you have trouble with your grip, bumping the "press" button to release the soap is very easy. I'm not sure about the ADA compliance.
2111524
It would be difficult for an average person to cock it back without gloves. There is a certain amount of finger strength needed.
1650615
The main lid yes you could do with one hand, but if you do the lid on the top (which is the small lid beside the mug in this picture and the one that makes it pure spill proof) then no. as that one screws on. Hope that helps
326176
I have MS and my right hand is 'just for show' now. We have had one for years (wore it out, found this question when I was buying the replacement). As long as he can steady/hold the bottle with something, he can use it.
2076787
With a little practice you can do it with one hand. Does not have a quick close.
492505
Not very successfully. Glass has too smooth a surface for contact cement to make a good bond. My suggestion is to use super glue but its application can be difficult since it has the viscosity of water.
1362366
If you still have some of the arm to press the lever you could. I tried today with just one hand and couldn't without part of the other arm to press the lever.
1949900
I would say yes, at least on harder plastics like acrylic or PVC. You would want to sand the surface to give it some "tooth". On the other hand, the moe flexible plastics such as polypropylene may pose a problem.
2207593
With dry hands and a dry lid you should be able to peel it off almost. It's a bit tough to be honest. It's definitely doable.
1340728
With your hands! It is very easy... I will feel sorry for you, if you will need an instruction to do it ;)))))
2232018
No. You can do it yourself. Although a little hand pump would make the job easier and faster, but over all it wasn't too difficult.
66711
If you have wonky arthritic hands like I do, you can use a strap wrench (like this http://www.amazon.com/BOA-BO13010-Constrictor-Aluminum-Wrench/dp/B0011E4QU4) to open up the housing. They're useful gadgets to have around anyway for jars and tough knobs like outside water faucets. The Vaseline application does help but the diameter of the housing is just too big for me to get a decent grab on it with any strength. (I have the freestanding model.)
2143613
It was actually pretty difficult, even with dexterity. You'll need someone to help you, I think