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Not the hero we deserve...but the hero we need! This cheap little 3D-printed tool seems so simple and a rip off, but it will save you a lot of pain and agony when trying to pull off a recessed light bulb with little to no wiggle room for your fingers. There was a point where the bulb was loose inside its housing but was stuck in the fixture and I was pushing so hard on my fingers that I had to stop from the pain. I ordered this little thing and within 5 seconds, the bulb was completely out. Thanks for inventing this contraption, which is probably super cheap to make but unless you have a 3D printer, is impossible to duplicate! Sturdy as needed and narrow enough to get into the really tight space. Greatest home invention I've come across. I’m am not exaggerating...this is one of the greatest home engineered products I’ve seen. CFL lightbulbs get brittle after a few years. I have really small fixtures and it’s impossible to grip the plastic part well. I kept breaking the bulb part to...
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4-Pin CFL Bulb Remover for Extension Poles - XL $18

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 4-Pin CFL Bulb Remover for removing bulbs up to 6-1/2" The bulb remover tool helps you to safely remove your CFL bulb from recessed lighting cans without the risk of breaking the glass tubes in your hand and breathing harmful mercury vapors. The remover can be used manually by hand or with an extension pole (not included) to remove and install 4-Pin CFL Bulbs. The top and bottom rings keep the bulb from falling out of the remover when removing and installing the bulb, so you never have to handle the glass tubes. Assembly Instructions: Install the 1/2" tall ring on the lower part of the bulb remover. This will remain on the bulb remover for removing or installing the 4-Pin CFL Bulbs. Instructions for hand use: Turn the power off to the lights. Install the 1/2" ring in the top section for the 4-3/4" bulb. Install the 1/2" ring in the middle section for the 5.2" and 5.6" bulbs. Install the 1/2" ring in the bottom section for the 6.4" and 6-1/2...
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4-Pin CFL Bulb Remover $12

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The bulb remover tool helps you to safely remove your CFL bulb from recessed lighting cans without the risk of breaking the glass tubes in your hand and breathing harmful mercury vapors. Instructions: Turn the power off to the lights. Insert the remover tool up towards the base of the bulb. Slightly spread the side arms open to latch over the base. Hold the sides of the arms together while pulling downward. You may have to wiggle the bulb side-to-side or front-to-back to loosen the bulb pins from the socket. You can use your right hand to hold the side arms together while using your left hand to pull downward using the finger hole on the bottom of the remover tool. This tool was designed to remove Sylvania Brand 26 Watt 4-Pin Triple Tube Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs from recessed ceiling cans. The bulbs measure 4-3/4” overall. The remover will also work with GE Brand 26W 5.2" and 32W 5.6" Tall Bulbs. These three bulbs have the GX24q-3 4-Pin 6-Sided Base. The remover will n...
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4-Pin CFL Bulb Remover for Extension Poles $15

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The bulb remover tool helps you to safely remove your CFL bulb from recessed lighting cans without the risk of breaking the glass tubes in your hand and breathing harmful mercury vapors. The remover can be used manually by hand or with an extension pole (not included) to remove and install 4-Pin CFL Bulbs The top and bottom rings keep the bulb from falling out of the remover when removing and installing the bulb, so you never have to handle the glass tubes. Assembly Instructions: Install the 1/2" tall ring on the lower part of the bulb remover. This will remain on the bulb remover for removing or installing the 4-Pin CFL Bulbs. The 3/8" tall ring is only used on the upper part of the bulb remover when installing the 4-Pin CFL Bulbs. Instructions for hand use: Turn the power off to the lights. Insert the remover tool up towards the base of the bulb. Angle the remover tool so the tips of the arms slide against the ceramic base to spread the arms open. O...
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