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Kitchen & Housewares : One Touch Automatic Can Openerfrom: DKB Household UK Limited
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![]() Rating: - Great but may be failing nowHad mine for several months now been very reliable but recently has started to slow down even with new batteries I would assume it's wearing out, shame One suggestion It's a shame it is white in colour as it very quickly gets stained when opening tins of beans, soup etc manufactures let's have a black one next time. Rating: - Cheap rubbish which cannot perform its only function properlyMy mother bought one of these because she is having trouble with her arms and wanted to open cans more easily. It is now at the back of the kitchen draw along with all the other disappointing gadgets and she's back to a regular can opener. I really didn't believe that a device this simple, which is supposed to do only one simple thing - open cans - could be so bad at its one job. It's not a food processor which has to be versatile and good at loads of things. It has one simple job to ... Read More Rating: - It's weird.This must rank as one of the handiest home gadgets I've ever purchased. It arrived this morning and after two AA batteries were fitted, it was ready for action. Was I prepared for how it works? I knew yes but the visual impact is another matter. Place it on a Can so it sits perfectly at a slight angle and press and let go the button. This little alien then develops a life of it's own as it whizzes around the Can and only stops when the lid has been totally cut. Even if it doesn't ... Read More Rating: - What more do you want ?This can opener works fine with every can that I have thrown in its way. With my arthritis this product helps and has not let me down. Rating: - Very Good, some of the bad reviews on here seem factually wrongI bought this in spite of some of the bad reviews on here and I can only conclude the model has been improved or some people bought a cheaper alternative. One reviewer said you had to unscrew it to put batteries in, that's just not correct. Another says there is no way to remove it if it's batteries run low, this is also wrong, it has a reverse button to help release it and if the batteries completely die it has a large easily accessible screw to wind it off manually. Maybe the negative ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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