Bottle Opener Adjustable Non-Slip Jar Can Opener Stainless Steel Manual Opener Kitchen Breakfast Cooking Lid Remover Gripper Tool for Seniors Arthritis

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Use a butter knife to flip up the lid, remove the contents, and push the lid down into the can to avoid cutting yourself. The tight hinge opens up wide, allowing you to clamp onto the can easily and open the opener to clean it thoroughly. v=1681724818","options":["QTY"],"media":[{"alt":null,"id":33364981154070,"position":1,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":1.

That said, as much as we liked large knobs when the cans were thin and shallow (like a tuna can or a sardine can), the knobs were more challenging to use. Some are barely able to open a can, while others are dangerous—slipping from your fingers or creating jagged, sharp edges. Some competing models we tested, such as the OXO Good Grips Soft-Handled Can Opener and the OXO SteeL Can Opener, have handles that include some plastic components, which aren’t as durable. KitchenAid Classic Multifunction Can Opener: The KitchenAid can opener has hard plastic handles that not only feel cheap but also create fatigue after using them for extended periods.But it did have a nifty small magnetic attachment on it, which allowed you to lift the lid out of the can once you’ve opened it up.

This model is much bulkier than our top pick, but it’s a great electric option if you struggle with manual openers or prefer a safety model, which doesn’t create jagged edges. Premium Material - Made from high quality stainless steel that’s durable and resistant to oxidation, wear and deformation. Humanized Handle: The can opener features an ergonomic and effort-saving handle and a total length of 19. Instead of manually clamping the can between two gears, you place the safety can opener on top of the can, then twist the knob to start opening.

Steuby Company (the manufacturing company that produces the EZ-Duz-It), the carbon-steel cutter on the EZ-Duz-It can opener is ground sharp before being heat treated. In our tests, the sharp blade cut right through can lids with precision, and the long knob provided excellent leverage, turning easily with little effort. In our tests, although the OXO SteeL Can Opener performed similarly to the OXO Good Grips model, the metal covering on the handles began to slide down while we were opening cans. Like the EZ-Duz-It, the Made in USA Can Opener successfully opened every can we tried it with in our tests.

Submerge the can opener in a mixture of equal parts water and distilled white vinegar and let it sit until the rust lifts off or it becomes light enough to scrub off. Easy to use: just put the main can opener on top of the lid, adjust it to the right size, align it with the card slot, then tighten it. You use the hook to leverage the blade to pierce the lid of the can and then manually move the fixed can opener around the edge of the lid, using a series of piercings to remove the can. Always prepared: You are no doubt familiar with the basic functions of our pocket knives: blade, can opener, bottle opener, screwdriver, corkscrew, tweezers and toothpick. It did not give enough leverage and the thin metal bent and warped after testing it on only two cans.We used to recommend manual safety can openers—which use pressure from a top and bottom wheel to split the seam where the lid attaches to the body of the can, producing a smoother edge—but we don’t anymore.