Heinz Packet Roller


 
Been a dedicated Heinz guy all my life, but I found this at the store the other day. Haven't opened it yet ....... its intriguing , waiting for the proper time .

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I guess I have not bought Plochmans in a long time, for the most part, I think yellow mustard is like “otter water”.
U. Utah Phillips reference, search “Good Though”.
Trust me.
 
Uh.. No.
If I ever need help squeezing my ketchup bottle I'll ask for help from the nurse that changes my diaper. :giggle:

How many times is someone going to reach past it to grab something else only to have it poop on the counter?
"The power requirements are 120V/2A at peak usage. 3. Each dispenser requires its own plug, but it can be plugged into a power strip as appropriate. "
 
Probably would be pretty cool, if you could put your own ketchup, sauce, etc. in there, without having to buy the huge bag 'o ketchup. I've also not been able to find a price either.
 
Well..... I'm certainly not interested in the touchless dispensers for home use, I can see their attraction for use in a commercial environment. The eye would be one more thing to keep clean, and power could be an issue (don't recall if they're corded or battery powered.)

Now, the roller dispenser for packets... that's a useful device for tube, like toothpaste. Consider the topical ointment used for arthritis treatment, that's a 4x day. The tube rollers with a big key would be a god send for someone with hands that just don't work as well as they used to (and I'm starting down that road. :( .)
 
JKalchik said:
Well..... I'm certainly not interested in the touchless dispensers for home use, I can see their attraction for use in a commercial environment. The eye would be one more thing to keep clean, and power could be an issue (don't recall if they're corded or battery powered.)

Now, the roller dispenser for packets... that's a useful device for tube, like toothpaste. Consider the topical ointment used for arthritis treatment, that's a 4x day. The tube rollers with a big key would be a god send for someone with hands that just don't work as well as they used to (and I'm starting down that road. :( .)
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Yep, me too!
 
Gramps and my parents had a few of those key like looking things that had a slot so you could roll up the tubes.

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