🔒 Hilitchi Spring Action Silicone Pressure Cooker Seal for Efficient Cooking Review

Garbage. I don't like giving bad reviews, but that's a waste of money. These things break so easily. Very disappointed. The tabs come loose by gently releasing the tension with a pair of pliers.

I liked this product the first time I received it; It was a good selection and was delivered quickly at a reasonable price. I've used ten of these so far and over half of them broke in half during installation. I've used others with much more success. This should be avoided.

Half the clamps break trying to fit, the other half break within days of installation. The quality of this product is beyond bad. This is 100% waste of money. I tried about 20 of these clips and each one broke. Can cause a dangerous situation if used on fuel lines or kill the engine if used on coolant lines.

This review debunks other reviews saying the clamps break very easily. Well I had absolutely no issues with the strength of the clamps. I've used them on coolant lines with no problems. The case is good too, each clip has been divided into compartments of its own size. For the price you get 2x more clamps than your local auto parts store. The reviewers who said the clips break got a bad batch.

The steel these clamps are made of is too brittle for spring steel. I broke three by simply clamping them when they were about to be installed. After installation, three of the four clamps broke the next day, which I was able to install intact. Garbage. I used them on a Tygon fuel line and PVC hose. 2 different clamp sizes, same results. Unreliable in use even if they survive installation. waste of money and time. Of the 10 clamps used, 6 failed. I used another product to complete the job.

Item not as shown. Although you get a box and clips, everything (clips, box dividers) just gets thrown into the box in a jumble. There is no label on the lid (unlike in the picture) that shows the contents. Also, my first order was missing clips and dividers. The replacement order also had the same issues but at least had the correct number of clips and spacers. The clamps appear to be of good quality. This item requires sorting, counting, organizing and assembling time before use.

An experienced mechanic is here and decided to try this to reduce dripping fuel lines on a motorcycle. The easy answer was a spring clip given it was a factory and tight work space between the V heads. The pliers in his hand squeezed the first to fit the fuel line before reattaching it to the faucet. The pen broke in my hand. This style has never been my favorite or even my favorite hose clamp method, but in over 30 years of mechanics there has never been a click like it's brittle and cheap. I…