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Save Counter Space With A Manual Can Opener
Published On: 9/22/2018 Last Modified: 6/15/2025
A quality can opener is a must own but don’t waste your money or valuable counter space on an electric one. Instead, look for one of these lightweight manual versions featuring a good comfy grip, with a large cutting wheel. They should be dishwasher safe because the gunk that builds up on the cutting wheel is a lovely bungalow for bacteria.
Also worth having on hand is a rubber multi-purpose lid opener. If you didn’t marry a crushing handshake, this little rubber pad helps a lot buy getting a grip on that stubborn slippery %^&*$#!
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