Can you open (cut) these up and get to the fluid inside?
1758574
Yes you can but be very careful not to get in your eyes. I burn like hell. But it's a lot of fu for you and the kids
1758575
Absolutely, but there's really sharp glass inside. My friends and I cut a dozen open and turned a chemical reaction into a neon volcano :)
1758576
Yes, you can we used to put them on young solders backs for night training. They glowed great in NVGs. There is a lot of thin sharp glass in side. we pour them through a screen.
469249
They are difficult to open. I tried scissors and that's a mess, too. I put them in a plastic bag and open inside it. Not a great solution but all I've come up with.
1653833
There are two yellow spouts that are sealed. The larger one it to pour and the smaller to let in air. You have to cut these open with a knife.
2245677
Yes. I use a scissors to snip off the number I need and then individually open them and plop them into the water I want to sterilize. I try not to touch them so I have to be careful to aim them into the container so they don't wind up on the ground
267833
Turn them straight up and down, then use a small flathead screwdriver to pry it out the first time. I had to use needle nose players to even turn them the first time. After that it opens fine.
1157903
No, but they open smoothly as long as you apply equal pressure and don't get the drawers at an angle.
526786
I don't see why you could not do that. Mine were very pliable and not difficult to open.
1307280
No. You would have to use a Dremel or something similar to widen the opening
1349305
The perforated section that can be punched through is not easy to break open! I took a small knife, cut where you can see the perforation marks, and then it punched through pretty easily.
2127317
Possible, but not optimal. There is a small hole meant for pouring contents into the lid or another cup.
1878014
You need scissors or a knife to open these. They ae good and nice to travel with.
1396663
No really. Inside is possible, but a big bottle I don´t believe because you need the space for another things.
1756218
You could if they worked. They do not seal properly and they don't hold the vacuum seal. I would have sent them back, but I threw away the return info. They are junk!
126938
The best way I have found to open these containers is to pinch the tab attached and pull directly up. If that doesn't work, I push the small connecting tabs down with one half of a tweezers or a sharp knife, then pull up on the tab.
1715239
Yes you can. They aren't huge openings, but I have shells in mine, and they could fit a candle. Each has a different size opening. From the picture you see, from left to right. The openings are; about 3 3/8, 3 3/8, 4 3/16.
1503792
If I understand what you want to do, this is how I think it could be done. Don't push the outer tube thru, twisting as you push to desired depth, remove tool and probably using a thin sharp knife, cut out the core to be removed, probably in pieces to desired depth. There is no part of the tool that will cut the core, as it is intended to go all the way through so the plunger can then push the core out the bottom of the apple, etc.
2115639
You can squeeze it out if you squeeze really hard, I think. I haven't tried. But it wouldn't be easy :)