LIVINGO 가위 다목적 튼튼한 20.3cm(8인치) 사무실 티타늄 논스틱 2팩

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• Titanium Non-stick teflon coating blades, 8.3" Length, 3.1" Cut. They are strongly resistant to corrosion and to adhesives such as glue and tape, making them ideal for almost any kinds of tasks.
• Ultra Sharp Scissors All Purpose: Ideal for paper, cardboard, plastic packages, fabric, tapes etc. Suitable for middle school students and teachers in school, office, home use.
• Durable Strong Stainless Steel Rust Resistant Shears: enables high-density steel that makes 3 times harder than normal stainless steel and are smoother cutting.
• Comfort Handle: Ergonomic design with lightweight for precision control and max comfort.
• Be carefully when cleaning or holding scissors to avoid cutting yourself. Please store the scissors in a dry place when not in use.
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• #22 in Craft Scissors
• it’s much cheaper to buy a pack of good (0.5mm thick) 4x4 inch ones and cut them to size. Using my regular Fiskars scissors was frustrating as I was always having to clean the blades with alcohol to remove the residue. After accidentally and carelessly cutting myself once in the process of trying to clean them, I decided to try these and am glad I did. They work great for this purpose. I’ve used these several times a week for a few months now and haven’t needed to clean them yet! I’ve found that cutting the ends rounded instead of squared-off really helps to keep the bandage stuck on longer, instead of it curling up at the corners. Trying to “round the corners” with regular scissors caused a lot of sticky gunk to adhere to the blades. I am very happy with these. I keep mine in the bathroom so I haven’t really used them on paper or anything other than these bandages and tape, both scotch and medical. I’m left handed but my whole life have used my right hand with scissors, as there were never any lefty ones available in my kindergarten (50 years ago…), so I just learned to cut with my right hand. They claim they are “ambidextrous”, but they do not appear that way to me (they’re better than trying to use “regular” right handed scissors, but they don’t cut quite as well with your left hand, sorry to say). I’ve never found a pair of “ambidextrous” scissors that worked well left handed, unfortunately. However, you are looking for scissors that are sharp and actually cut through adhesives without getting residue stuck to the blade—these are it!Read moreRead less8 people found this helpfulHelpfulSending feedback...Thank you for your feedback.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try againReportSending feedback...Thanks, we'll investigate in the next few days.Sorry, We failed to report this review. Please try againWe'll check if this review meets our community gui