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use one of those percussive massage guns to empty out the last of almost anything. things like ketchup, hair conditioner, lotion, are all really hard to use 100% of so i just use the massage gun to get the last bits out.
I like this one. A lot easier than my solution. I usually use the centrifugal force to empty them. Just using my arm at full length in a rotating movement vertically.
I stopped doing that after I lost my grip on a ketchup bottle and it flew into a wall. Ketchup everywhere.
I've also used them to mix up containers of stuff. Nail polish, acrylic paint, and caked up onion/garlic powder.
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