Education I need an idiot proof and aged user friendly can opener

Can openner

 

Have one of these at home, works flawlessly every time (cuts into the side of the can and lifts the lid off rather than cutting down).

http://www.marksandspencer.com/easy-can-opener/p/p22370878

 

Job done.

 

Like this.

Works too, I've been caught short with a can of soup at work before now and used this method!

The guy in this video is crap at it though, with a bit of practice you'll be in within 30 seconds.

 

Have one of these:


Worked flawlessly for ~50 years (still sharp as new), prob will work for another 50.

The fancy new ones even come with cork screw.

Hate the crank/butterfly style ones, they break very easily and also are a bitch to clean off properly.

 

I've yet to encounter a tin that can't be opened with one of these -



Whoever if you're old an arthritic than maybe one of those kenwood electric tin openers is probably your best bet

 

Buy ring pull

 

I am sure this would work wonders for my arthritis and I imagine my cutlery. But noted should I ever be really stuck.

Putting it like that i suppose not.

Too late I have thirty tins of tuna without ring pulls.

 

Decided to go for the Kenwood after consultation with SHMBO.

 

I must get one of these. Can openers are clunky pain in the arse. This is a much more elegant approach.

 

Anyone got a link for this, I can find the hinged variety but not the unhinged?

Found out what it is just not where to get one. It's a Fiskar 838076 CAN OPENER - STEEL

 

Hope she likes it or my name will be mud.

 

And quite rightly so.

 

http://www.scandinavianstuff.com/en/swedish-design/kitchen-stuff/swedish-cantin-opener#addedtocart

That's the best I've found so far. It looks like 10 euros all in, which is expensive for what it is.

 

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