Welcome to the LightCup light bulb changer: "the most practical light bulb changer in the world". Using the LightCup is the simplest way to change any standard flat or rounded lens covered light bulb installed in your home or business. No getting out the ladder or climbing one, no bulky poles to store, no flimsy metal cages to break bulbs, no batteries for expensive motorized vacuum units. Lightcup provides an inexpensive, quick, and easy way to change your standard light bulbs. Simply place LightCup on the end of any standard broom handle, ½" PVC pipe, or any pole with the same diameter, make sure the string included in your LightCup kit is tied through the hole on the edge of the cup, place the cup on the face of the bulb gently and twist counter-clock wise. Bring the bulb down easy and peel the side of the LightCup to release the bulb. Place the new bulb on the LightCup and lock in place. Lift bulb up to the light socket, insert turning clockwise until snug (do not overtighten) and just pull easy on the string to release. It's that simple! when you're all done, simply put your LightCup back into its holding box and fit into any standard size small kitchen drawer! it's right there, handy and ready to use for the next time, taking up virtually no space. Your LightCup kit comes with not one, but two different LightCup's to use our original LightCup is perfect for all of those hard to reach can lights with flat lens surfaces (can lights, flood lights, etc), especially for those areas right under the staircase where you can't put a ladder. Lightcup handles those in just a few minutes. Our rounded LightCup is just right for all those circular bulbs, especially the ones inside those hard to reach ceiling fan lenses you can't get your hand into. Lightcup goes right in and takes care of those in a snap! No ladder balancing, no ceiling fan glass breakage, just quick and easy light bulb changing.
R**L
Good light bulb changers
I like the "Light Cups" bulb changers since they can be fitted onto broom handles, etc. without having to buy long poles. I used the light cups to remove spot lights that were awkward and difficult to change on a stairway with a high ceiling. Because of the dusty lamps, I first put a paper towel on the light cup to clear away dust on the lamp. After that, I was able to unscrew and remove spot lights, that before required workers with scaffolding to change. In short, the "Light Cups" work, are adaptable and are inexpensive.
P**Y
Good idea, poorly made!
My bad back is out again so this seemed to be the answer. Watched the YouTube video since the instructions didn't explain how to use it! Bad start! It twisted the bulb right off. Right off of the metal end of the bulb! So now I'm dragging the heavy ladder out which I will pay for later when I'm in serious pain. Unscrewed the bulb using pliers which then showered me, the ladder and the floor with crushed glass and metal fragments. So now I have to drag out the heavy vacuum and take a shower! And somehow the ceiling fan globe became loose from the magic cup that didn't work so I had to screw it in tight. If you can't change your bulbs wait for someone to help you. DON'T waste your money on this contraption!!!!
G**L
It Works!
Works surprisingly well on traditional type bulbs (not coiled).
L**A
Once I got it attached it worked pretty well.
it was tough to attach to the rod, it doesn't fit all standard broom/painting attachment rods. Once I got it attached it worked pretty well.
S**G
?? NOT TOO IMPRESSED??
WETTING THE CUPS BEFORE USING AND MAKING SURE THE BULB SURFASE IS CLEAN DOSEN'T HELP. BUBLES DON'T STICK. DIFFICULT TO USE.
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