Review on 💡 Light Bulb Lubricant in a 1 Ounce Container - Bulb EZ by Kenneth Broszko

I always have trouble removing candelabra bulbs from ceiling fans. It seems at least one of each fan breaks then I have to pull the pliers and try to pull the base out that way. I saw this somewhere on the internet and decided to give it a try. It is very thin like wax that is applied to the finger and then rubbed into the onion. You hardly see it on the bulb so it's a little hard to tell if you've worn enough, but a container should last a very long time, possibly a lifetime if you're using LED bulbs. The container has two small protrusions sticking out at the front so you can try to remove the lid (you press up on one and down on the other at the same time). Mine had the top one broken off making it a bit harder to open and mine had the lettering ripped off the back of the box like there was tape on the back that would have been removed by removing the lettering underneath. Luckily, the instructions are also written on the front of the plastic container, so it didn't really matter. All in all, this stuff worked very well. You can tell the bulb is a little easier to screw in and out than without the product and being a very light waxy substance it doesn't leave a mark anywhere.