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A Guide To Selecting Can Openers
ILC Reference NO 32:01:900
Item sourced from ILC WA database
Short Description
Canned food is only as convenient as the cans are easy to open.
Price Guide
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FACTORS TO CONSIDER:
* Whether an electric or manual can opener is preferable.
* How much strength is required to pierce the can initially.
* Whether a side or top turning handle is preferable (manual).
* Whether the opener is suitable for left and / or right handed use.
* Whether it can be used one handed.
* Ease of using; particular movements required to operate.
* Comfort of holding handle / opener.
* Ease of removing components for cleaning.
* Resistance to rust.
* Length and conditions of guarantee.
OPTIONS:
Manual
* Facility for wall mounting.
* Spring operated piercing mechanism.
* Lid holding magnet.
Electric
* Knife and scissor sharpener.
* Push button height adjustment for cans of all sizes.
* Automatic cut off when lid is completely cut.
* Weighted base for increased stability.
SELECTING A SYSTEM:
* Some can openers cut off the entire top of the can, leaving a smooth edge which may result in less risk of cutting and on inside edge.
* An electric can opener requires a whole hand action rather than individual finger movements but may not hold a heavy can without assistance.
* A large twisting bar on a conventional can opener will be easier to operate than a small one.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
- Talk to a retailer.
- Check Choice Magazine.
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