7 Can Openers Compared!

[@ultraiceage3681]

That's right ppl we all just watch a 17 minute video of James opening cans lol but he is so good its worth it lol great vid man

[@gregormiller4037]

He knows the Day of Reckoning is coming. Did you ever watch the film "The Day The Earth Stood Still" ? and thought, this will never happen? :)

[@lindabuck2777]

I’m actually in the market for a new one! Lol I actually HAVE a life couple minutes for him...yeah!

[@roodboy606]

I like how you’re on a first name basis with the man

[@wishyouwere1974]

I was just thinking the same thing!

[@fluffycritter]

I'm stoned, what's your excuse?

[@davenothere6957]

Having lost the use of my left hand after a stroke the one handed opener from Amazon was a Godsend! Love it.

[@therickster1011]

Me too.

[@loknloll]

If you weren't eating canned food you wouldn't have had a stroke

[@t-revstastetube8900]

Have you tried automatic can openers? those might be even easier. Also update please did you get the one handed one to try? Just wondering

[@t-revstastetube8900]

@@loknloll that's quite rude bro

[@therickster1011]

@@t-revstastetube8900 The automatic was a no-go. It would've been easier with two hands and eventually you were going to run into a "power" problem. The one handed has been great with not one problem. PS. I bought two to have one as a back-up in case anything went wrong.

[@senseisadness9836]

Maybe its just me but I'd pay good money for a good can opener. A can opener that struggles to open cans piss me off so much. It's just so frustrating

[@feyfantome]

James Griffin agreed! I spent about $15 - $20 on the OXO soft grip opener because it’s as smooth as the Kitchenaid one featured here. Some things really are worth the money. Strangely enough, the OXO soft grip salt and pepper grinders are also worth their higher price-nothing like freshly ground pepper or salt, and they operate as smoothly as their other soft grip products

[@mikemarks6136]

Honestly 15-20 dollars for an electric one is a good investment but anything more is ridiculous

[@lisaedwards1359]

get an electric can opener. it just removes all the problems of crappy manual can openers. of course, if you live in california, you'll want to keep a manual one on hand for when it's windy and the power companies shut you power off

[@trythistv]

When I first got married we had terrible can opener problems. My wife worked in a kitchen so some of the recipes we made used the giant #10 cans, and they took their toll on even the "nice" can openers from the local target/walmart/etc. I broke down and bought the Fissler featured as #2 here, I made a video the day I got it, and another one last year about the thing, we've been using it going on near 5 years now and it still works as good as the day I got it. I've given them as gifts to any friends just moving out and such, every one has asked where I got them because all their family wants one.

[@canadianbutt275]

i hate losing mine

[@Judylou09]

This is actually an issue for me as a left-handed person with arthritis in my hands. Thanks for the reviews!

[@Kivutar]

I think a lot of them start out ok, but they dull quickly so I'd be interested to see how long they last rather than how well they open right out of the box.

[@scaper8]

Same, either the blade dulls, the blade curls in, or (and this only happens rarely) the handle crank becomes unattached to the gear making it impossible to turn the blade.

[@Randomninja47]

Exactly. I'd hate to spend $20-35 and then it's crappy in 6 months to a year. Usually just get some cheapo ones as if they die in 6 months, I'm only out a couple bucks.

[@advlandvideo]

My thought exactly. I have had $1 to $10 manual can openers and none of them impressed me long term. All of them went to hell within 3-6 months. Dropping for $20-$35 for a hand cramp sounds insane to me. For that kind of money, it has to electric.

[@arcanask]

@@advlandvideo Even electric can openers have their drawbacks. It's a bit of a circus trying to open a can larger than the can opener.

[@PongoXBongo]

Wonder if anyone makes a can opener sharpener? Maybe like a whetstone in the shape of a can lid?

[@Backwards_Buddha]

I’ve had the same smooth edge can opener in my house for almost 20 years. It’s a traditional style and still works perfectly. I think that’s the best part of them, because they don’t cut they just release the glue on the seal; the parts don’t wear down like the blade can. I can recommend

[@colleenkaralee2280]

Ditto. The only complaint was we bought two and one does not work at all after awhile of use, otherwise the one that is working is great.

[@number1anime]

What's the name of the can opener you use?

[@LisaMaeSV650S]

The problem is they don't make them like they used to tired of buying crap that doesn't work

[@clevelandcbi]

An ax is slightly messier, but a lot more fun.

[@darryl1279]

clevelandcbi I hit a can of spray paint and went to the hospital doing that...

[@cassandralibertywest4310]

LOL.

[@clevelandcbi]

The "rattle thing" is usually a cheap marble or just a scrap piece of steel. Like Rodney, I had to know. I was 6 at the time though 🙄

[@PongoXBongo]

Not as messy as a messer. ;)

[@PongoXBongo]

@@georgespell9606 Ah, I see you too are a lumberjacker, baby. ;)

[@SkitzerPoindexter]

I bought a Swing-A-Way for around $7 in the late 90s and it's hands down the best can opener I've ever used. Still going strong.

[@im_Polyhedrons]

They used to make some great can openers, As a kid (in the early 2000's) I remember my mom got a swing-a-way(made in usa model) at a thrift store for $1 the thing lasted until recently, when I tried replacing it with a newer version of the same model, it was a bit flimsy, and disintegrated within weeks of use.

[@justinscott3001]

@@im_Polyhedrons EZ-DUZ-IT Deluxe Can Openers are the new swing away. They bought the old USA factory equipment and still make them like the old ones here when swing away went to over seas production.

[@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo]

For April 1st, you could make a video of you comparing different bald caps

[@AuntLoopy123]

I would watch that!

[@INTOTHEFOLD]

There is such an eloquence to your videos that's really hard to describe. So in depth but so simple. So laid back but very involved. Such great content man. Always.

[@em84c]

I love that he is genuinely interested to see if the products work or not. And takes his reviews seriously yet had a sense of humour. Lots of KZbinrs review products but they are either trying to sell us the product or just providing entertainment and don't follow the instruction properly. So you don't know if the product is actually good or not. And he seems like such a nice genuine guy

[@BokkieXO]

Who the heck would sit around for a can opener video? I WILL when its done by Freakin' Reviews! Great video!

[@Pleezath]

Atomic shrimp viewers

[@meauxjeaux431]

Me ! When I look at reviews right before looking online to buy one, which is exactly why I watched.

[@kens97sto171]

The smooth edge ones are nice for products you won't use all of at once. The lid goes back on and you can put it in the fridge. Also safer for kids and also doesn't cut a trash bag open once you throw it away.

[@Mountaindewdewable]

You’re like the guy from the math problems buying weird numbers of can openers and green chilis

[@PURGRuthlessYT1]

James bought 40 cans of food, but he has only 7 can openers. How many can he open in 10 minutes?

[@predatorhousepet4395]

James has 40 cans of food and 3 can openers that can open cans at a constant rate of 2 cans per minute and 4 can openers that can open cans at a constant rate of 3 cans per minute. How long does it take James and 6 of his friends to open all 40 cans assuming they all start at the same time? How many cans are they able to open in 5 minutes?

[@AndrewTJackson]

Oh lol!! Have a like!

[@robin31165]

Predatorhousepet well, you are rated #1 for best comment! A nice little riddle. How many cans can James and his friends open while traveling west at 60 mph on train?

[@donaldblevins5028]

parents bought a swing a way can opener 35 years ago for about a buck and it still works! even with the rust in some of its parts, truly a high quality product that lasts and doesn't even costs that much. tried some new ones over the years but they never were a keeper and some of them broke within a few weeks.

[@fryloknick]

Did you make a big weird tuna cassarole?

[@theevilzane]

A tuna cassarole with a side of refried beans with green chiles

[@jcclark2060]

I've had a smooth edge Rosle can opener for about 20 years now and it works the same as when I bought it. One of the best kitchen item I have.

[@Alex632]

I can't believe I'm watching a can opener video at 5am.

[@jasonhill9853]

Sydney, Australia? 🤔

[@Alex632]

@@jasonhill9853 how did you know? Lol

[@AlejandroFerrariMc]

I see you in the comments section of YT once a year lol

[@SouthTxBiker]

4:51am for me lol.

[@Clay3613]

5:55 am.

[@replicapierry1389]

First of all, you get can bits with regular can openers. The side opener I have is the Kuhn Rikon side opener. It's great. It also is a pop top opener, soda or water top opener, beer bottle type opener & lid opener. You don't have to expend extra strength just to open anything. I purchased mine from QVC. Best investment ever. Plus my hands don't hurt when using it.

[@Sarlacc_]

You didn't test the classic swing-a-way can opener. Those things are all metal and never wear out. Your #1 kitchenaid is one drop onto a hard tile floor away from breaking.

[@tjsynkral]

I use a motorized one touch can opener from Black & Decker. It was purchased in 1995 and still works pretty great.

[@Lapeerphoto]

All soft edge opener all the way, for my house. Even put on in the Car bug-out-bag, and Camping gear. I got a battery powered one for the kitchen - Making chili (9 cans) the battery power saves time. DO other prep while the cans are being opened. :D Great review - I've been through a few different models to find good one. I'm going to check out that $35 job!

[@shawbros]

Smooth edge can openers are the best. The lid cut with a smooth edge can opener can be put back on top of the can (for use as a temporary cover), but cans opened with a conventional can opener cannot.

[@hanzdowndabest8727]

Thanks for adding to our worlds trash for a neddless item

[@robwalton2007]

@@shawbros Good point about the smooth edge can openers. BUT, one disadvantage they also have is, because the edge of the lid is on the outside of the can, you can't use the lid to drain liquid from a can. You can do this with a conventional can opener where the edge of the lid is on the inside of the can.

[@shawbros]

@@robwalton2007 No, you can still drain the majority of the liquid, by holding the can with one hand, and the lid with the other, turn it over at about a 45 degree angle, and just slightly open the lid until the water flows out.

[@pinkoknitter1421]

I have been using an OXO can opener for 7 or 8 years now, and I love it. I move the handle as I turn the crank and it's nearly effortless to use. I also have a decade's-old Swingline that I used for many years--all metal except the vinyl covers on the handles, but I stopped using it once I got the OXO.

[@CaroleMorin]

Loved it! When my trusty old Can-O-Matic died on me (after about 50 years), I bought a Kitchenaid and I love it! Good to know that I made the right choice. What I would really like is to see you review electric can openers because I went through so many that I just gave up. They quit after 6 months.

[@medlawmlb]

Very intelligently designed and very well orchestrated. Thorough and valuable. Presenter is very personable. Hats off and a hearty thank you!

[@sissyhughes7671]

This video was at the perfect time! I'm looking for a manual can opener and I've been frustrated with the ones I've tried. Thanks for making my choice easier. :-) I love KitchenAid!

[@hisimagenme]

I'm late to the party but we've been using the OXO one for years, all can openers loosen up over time, that one rocks and is still Rockin...8 years later. Got my money's worth and no need to replace yet! Great review!! Smiles...

[@Wilco1972]

At least with EZ Squeeze you eventually get Popeye forearms.

[@leolessa]

Well, there is a cheaper and more pleasurable way to get popeye forearms.

[@guppy360]

My right arm is also sore when I watch his videos 😂😜

[@lukkassuhn6761]

I get it! It's not really the spinach that gave Popeye those forearms, it's opening the spinach cans!

[@denniskelley3496]

I ran across your channel recently and I have enjoyed watching them. I then watched your can opener review. I had an electric can opener for a while that worked great (SOMETIMES) and then sucked a lot of times. I had an old crappy can opener in the kitchen drawer that I have been using since I threw the electric one away. After watching your can opener review I went on Amazon and ordered the Kitchen Aid opener. When it arrived and I used it the first time, I had the same results as you did.; I was impressed. I am very glad that I watched your review and then ordered this product. Thank you for the entertaining reviews and helpful information. I will be looking through your reviews before I order anything in the future, Keep up the great work.

[@probablyurdad21]

Does it still work to this day as effectively

[@Bob-kl8ph]

I just watched a 18 minute video about can openers *I REGRET NOTHING*

[@malachi9898]

Bob this is your life. Watching can opener videos. Enjoy.

[@michaelrafferty660]

I have been using smooth edge for a long time now. I never have sharp metal from the cans and that is important to me. I find the $10 version at my local grocery store works well and last a long time.

[@sarapurdy8712]

I love my starfrit smooth edge can opener! I've had it for years, and it still works great with little effort!

[@HunterXray]

The Swing-Away wall mounted can opener is my favorite. Works for YEARS!

[@rogergjr]

And what about a $0.25 P38 that you could get from any military surplus store?

[@BennyHelms]

Can I get an amen from the choir?! Darn things stay sharp forever, and you can carry one in your wallet for unexpected uses!

[@lindabuck2777]

All good and well Hoss, but you gotta have hand strength! Besides, I d just ask YOU to do it without batting my eyelashes, coz I can tell you were raised right! Umm also, we’re not out in the woods....yet

[@clevelandcbi]

@@BennyHelms Like when you're out walking and find beans? J/k

[@davidbates5281]

Still got mine from Vietnam and still works great.

[@joeyedwards4599]

I keep one on my keychain never know when you need one

[@emmalahenry4306]

As a nurse, I LOVE the one handed one! Many folks have only one functioning hand (even if for a short period of time)

[@brianjorgensen8947]

The oxo is what I use and think it is a great opener. I have the other type also but just for opening tuna cans. Another nice thing about the side openers is the top can be pressed back on kinda like a lid for short term storage if you don't use all the contents but shouldn't be used that way for more then a day and in the fridge.

[@ytugtbk]

Own a Kitchen Aid but really love the smooth-edge can opener from I bought from Target two years ago. Comfortable grips, catches on the first try 95% of the time, and leaves an easy-to-open lid with no burrs. The model of simplicity and efficiency.

[@zappawoman5183]

The Jolly Green Giant is a Plant Sim! It always makes me smile when you use other items you've reviewed (like the nanotowel) in previous videos. I think the squeezing can opener would make my hand painfully crampy.

[@Zylophila]

I've used a Pampered Chef soft edge can opener and had no problems with it. My husband bought a KitchenAid can opener and it is the hardest to use, but it's not the same opener as then one on this video. My hunt continues. Thanks for the video!!!

[@rodmunch69]

The soft edge can opener is great, but I think it takes about 20 cans before you finally get done how to do it smoothly. But once you figure it out, it's super smooth, doesn't have any sharp edges, and most importantly doesn't drop the lid into the food.

[@brianng3414]

Why don't people like smooth edge can openers? Because they need the lids to drain the tuna? I love my OXO smooth edge can opener. You can wash the cans and recycle. But it is so smooth that it is hard sometimes to see that the opening is done -it's just less tension. But they are safe around kids.

[@RickyARacoon1]

Thank you. I need a can opener and I'm tired of buying a new$5 one every year or so. I'm ready to put out for a $20 model, and I'm glad to have you do the review work so I can just buy the one that will work and hopefully last a few years

[@GrimHellscream]

Gotta review the Starfrit top-turn smooth-open. Best can opener by far, smooth action sturdy build. It's so strong it can hold the can while you're turning it and it even grips the the lid when you're done opening. Just pull apart the arms over the garbage can to drop the lid. Only 10 bucks retail.

[@MontanaBlissArtworks]

Since I just had to go to KZbin to figure out out to use the side cut can opener i came across your video and now have a real education in can openers. Who would have thought i would spend my time this way along with 268,000 others!

[@georgehickman648]

I'm left handed, I've ploughed through many different openers. They either wouldn't go on the tin or didn't like working anti clockwise. I now own an electric one!

[@dsr0116]

I've been a convert to the soft edge openers: really great for items such as tomato paste where you need a seal and the can will keep in the fridge. My first was an Oxo. Then I was working at another city and maintaining another apartment and kitchen. I then got an opener that's like your most expensive one (though mine was $20). It's my everyday opener now, and like that it always has had a smooth operation.

[@RODE85]

What I use and love: Mainstays Safe Cut Black Can Opener $8.97 Wal-Mart

[@shawbros]

I have a few of those. They work good, and are what I usually use. Got them at goodwill for around $1 each.

[@BrittMFH]

Thank you, James. I've been on a hunt for a decent can opener, and your review was very helpful!

[@cruz219]

Draining a smooth edge opened can (tuna) is a pain in the ass but opening any other can I'm about that smooth edge life.

[@PongoXBongo]

I avoid smooth edge for that same drainage reason. Leave a little bit attached to act as a hinge, drain, then twist the lid the rest of the way off.

[@BB-gt1eg]

We have a little tuna can sized strainer gadget we use then. No sharp edges and well drained tuna to boot!

[@PongoXBongo]

@@BB-gt1eg Sounds like an adorable little kitchen gadget. Where did you pick it up?

[@BB-gt1eg]

@@PongoXBongo I can't remember now where we got it...I see Amazon has a few styles of them if you search for "tuna can strainer" but nothing like the little one we have. It's seen many years of good use and is a great tool to have!

[@SouthTxBiker]

@@BB-gt1eg The one my mom has she got from pampered chef, maybe yours is from there.

[@catchdaweasel]

I've always used a regular can opener sideways and it does the smooth edge thing awesomely.

[@ThriftHunt3r]

Had a feeling he was going to choose KitchenAid as that's a fantastic brand

[@ThriftHunt3r]

@UCYJ5fvU15TdtApDskGW2A-A Why are you even reading the comments before watching the video? 🤔

[@handyman0318]

Great can opener had one once

[@Liz-cmc313]

Great timing,I'm in need of a new can opener. Thanks for the review.🍀

[@phdyer7717]

I love the easy squeeze as I only have use of one hand and yes it’s my left hand. Do admit sometimes you have to go round a couple of times

[@josie12kennylucia]

I’d used for a while the “OXO”/Smooth Edge & Lid-Pliers Can Opener. And, one day it 😣👎🏽 broke in pieces on me when I opened a large food can. So, I went out & purchased a “Cuisinart” Electric can opening. I’ve been satisfied every since.👍🏽😊

[@rebel1612]

I have pampered chef smooth edge can opener. I definitely think electric openers are a great option. I think of my elderly parent and think that's a great option for her.

[@JimzAuto]

Surprised by results, expected one of the smooth-edge openers to take top position. I own a KitchenAid blender and there's no doubt they make the best devices. Thanks for the thorough comparison!

[@DetroitBleachWings]

I have a pampered chef smooth edge can opener and I'll never use another can opener again. It's so smooth and doesn't need a lot of effort

[@WintrBorn]

Chili's Mom That's what I have, too. It's going on 20 years of abuse with a family of 5, so I'm going to call it good. And I can use it left handed.

[@PfiffGalaxie]

I am Zero interestet in can openers but watching these videos is somehow pretty calming

[@dawnmeier2834]

That one works like a hand exercise work out.

[@BangfortheBuck]

i love this guy. he really dips dig into each categories deep.

[@darkholyPL]

'You used the can openers wrong!' comments incoming. Brace yourself.

[@chaseh4202]

darkholyPL I said the same lol

[@Dam262a]

Yes he did, it was slightly annoying me

[@smashbros2090]

It's true tho, it kind of invalidates his efforts to review them.

[@branfrd]

The first one would have probably worked better if he did it that way

[@wurdnurd1]

No joke, the only reason I came to the comments was to see how many people thought this...

[@billw8543]

I have used my OXO for 5 years and it works as good now as when it was new. I can’t imagine using anything else.

[@vida22aj]

I have the swing away brand a it is real effortless! Love your reviews!

[@dakotamathews6808]

I love that you are not biased so many KZbinrs who compare things almost always choose the super expensive one just because its the expensive one its annoying AF

[@janaigariety8697]

You can get kitchen aid can openers on Amazon for $10.

[@SarahLizDoan]

I have the Good Cook Smooth Edge (manual) Can Opener (from Target) and it’s absolutely wonderful!!! OXO & Kitchen Aid make excellent products overall. Mine does take a little muscle but nothing major and the smooth edge is totally worth it every time! Safe, quick and easy to use plus a cinch to clean! I won’t use another can opener. Good Cook for the win! Electric ones never work for me, unfortunately. Great reviews and another fantastic video, thank you for your honest and thorough reviews! Well done!

[@gwynnguiliano8859]

I still use my swing-away I purchased in 1974!

[@fornula]

daaa best lol i can't say that i have had one that long 15 years here on one love the swing-a-way got turned on to the brand via my friend got one from his grandmothers house when it was being sold it was a wall mount she used for decades probably just as old as yours

[@Ghostraker72]

I've had mine for 25 years. Still works like a charm. Bought one for a friend 6 years ago. He loves it.

[@johns208]

installed in 1957, used daily. Average 3 cans a day (dog food). RIP 2018.

[@BIZKITJODE]

Got an old one of those as well 😯

[@Emeraldwitch30]

I dont have the wall mounted swing away but i have 2 old hand held swing away can openers i bought for a buck each at yard sales. Best freaking can openers ever. My mom teased me about buying the second one (yup we yard sale together all the time) but after letting her use one she saw why i snatched it up. So i now have one in house and one in travel camper. And have since got another one for $1.25 at goodwill for her.

[@android927]

For manual can openers i prefer the soft-edge type because i find it easier to get the lid off the can. However, the can opener i usually use is an automatic one (normal type, not soft edge) with a built in magnet that causes the lid to stay behind when the can is removed. Another benefit of the soft-edge type is that the lid can be placed back on top of the can after it has been removed, which makes it ideal if you don't want to use the contents of the can all at once.

[@JohnGotts]

Swing-A-Way all metal is the only one that lasts.

[@gwynnguiliano8859]

Agreed! I have had mine for 44 years!

[@WintrBorn]

My grandmother had one. No idea how long it had been there, but it worked for at least 40 years....

[@arcanask]

We used to have one of those. It was old when I first used it.

[@donaldblevins5028]

parents bought a swing a way can opener 35 years ago for about a buck and it still works! even with the rust in some of its parts, truly a high quality product that lasts and doesn't even costs that much. tried some new ones over the years but they never were a keeper and some of them broke within a few weeks.

[@robwalton2007]

I agree with you John, the OLD American made Swing A Way can openers were good. Not the new Chinese made ones though! Bought one at Walmart in 2016 for $10.49 plus tax, 3 years in & now it skips a couple spots on the can & you have to go over it again, then use a spoon to lift the lid out & twist it off the can. Even after disassembling it, cleaning & reassembling it, it still acts up. My OLD American made Swing A Way never had those issues AT ALL until it got lost in a move. Avoid the NEW Swing A Way can openers at all costs, the quality is gone now.

[@dcwatashi]

Definitely agree about the Dollar tree opener, I just got the Kitchen aid, turquoise, at Walmart $14.98. Only opened one can so far, noticed a big difference. We shall see how long this one lasts and how long it takes for this one to rust.

[@Davis38]

To open a can leaving a smooth edge I just use the dollar store can opener backwards. Works perfectly.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Good Tip, I'll have to give that a try.

[@JustTonyaB]

I found the same kitchenaid one at Tuesday morning for four dollars. It works amazing, I always hand wash it and dry immediately to avoid rust and it still works great.

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

I have my smooth edge can opener from the dollar store (it was 2 bucks). I use it for about ten years now and it still works amazing. It's interesting that there are people out there that dislike smooth edge can openers over the regular ones. Like why would you want a sharp metal edge with cutting hazard and metal splints in your food if you could also decide to have a clean opened can? I don't understand.

[@Andrea-kt6ds]

Good video...helps to see product in action before buying.... I always research on KZbin on many products. Bought a Purple bed based on James’ review... loving it. Thank you

[@coffeeabernethy2823]

My favourite can opener? Swiss Army knife.

[@dmentegp6165]

I never though that a can openers comparison could entertain me... but my fever it's high and i'm thankful to have this video for kill some time x_x greetings from canary islands and i totally go with that last smooth can opener.

[@Juhheli]

KZbin algorithm: hmm hes been watching alot of music videos maybe i should recommend him some more Me: watches a can opener video at 1 am Algorithm: alright i quit

[@denischabriddell986]

😂😂

[@SarahLizDoan]

Lol me, too except it’s 3am

[@peterkatznelson12]

Starfrit smoothe edge can opener I’ve been using it for 15+ years! Still works as if new. Easy too, though piercing the can is a bit hard but no problem.🙏🏻

[@VegasLowRoller]

"Smells like chillis in here now." If I had a nickel for every time I heard that...

[@Mexicanmike87]

My girlfriend and i are moving in together in March and we're starting to get utensils and we are watching your videos for recommendations 😂 have a happy 2022!

[@mgunter]

Good thing you didn't get automatic can openers, because they have a nasty habit of leaving a razer sharp edge on the top.

[@zhenminliu]

This guy is relaxed and humorous. I like his video.

[@ashhillmodels3801]

I think for 35 bucks you could get an electrical can opener.

[@jeffmiller5982]

That would be logical...

[@tamigreene8305]

But not environmentally friendly

[@mercsan117]

@@tamigreene8305 How do you think these hand can openers are made? By hand???? srs?

[@matchingchong]

mercsan117 Yes, but an electrical can opener requires energy during BOTH production and usage while the hand-crank ones do not.

[@mercsan117]

@@matchingchong We already are using the electricity, so a mere 20 watts for 10 seconds isn't that bad...

[@howiedavis2316]

I just finished Q&A from Hawaii (May 2022) and realized I had missed this one. Better late than never

[@mercsan117]

Should have had all these vs a P38.... which is also like $0.45

[@glasswinder]

P38 best of all.

[@jerrymiller276]

Spend a couple of cents more for the P51. Much less finger fatigue.

[@IMDARKFIRE007]

Having lost the use of his right hand due to cancer, anything one handed is a great gift for my dad...especially after hearing it can be used left handed. That sucker is an instant buy for me.

[@DustInTheWindAZ]

FYI: you can take virtually ANY manual can opener and make them "edgeless" by turning them on their side so that the cutting blade is under the rim. No expensive fancy opener needed!

[@adrianvictoria8674]

As I finish up my senior year of high school I have come to realize that I’ve devoted my last 2 semesters to watching all the seasons to hardcore pawn and can opener reviews.

[@7-ten]

Can opener review time

[@7-ten]

@Sue Miley bummer

[@nicholasnelson9116]

I just bought a Good Cooks brand can opener from Wal-Mart. I was so impressed with the performance that I bought one for a friend. It was $12.00, all metal construction, cuts smooth as butter, MADE IN THE USA! Great can opener for the $$$.

[@eddiemld1]

A true test would be opening a big can of hominy(pozole) 😂

[@Blakehx]

I have a black no-name brand smooth edge can opener I got for like $2 at Big Lots! They sell an equivalent version at BBnB for like $18! It's a bit finicky and takes some hand strength but works fine for me and doesn't need batteries or an outlet!

[@SRQmoviemaker]

Almost 5k views in a half hour since upload (according to KZbin) we must all be having slow sundays.

[@ricktatum]

Thank you very much for demonstrating the can openers. What I'm really looking for is something that can fit on the keychain. Something that you can put in your pocket that's very small portable and that can open up cans. When you're in an emergency crunch.

[@grandpaballs8889]

I’m 16, why am I watching a video on can openers...

[@rolandotorres1682]

I'm 14, succ itt (I cringed while typing this tbh)

[@jjt171]

I'm an unborn fetus and my mom is watching this video for me.

[@cydkriletich6538]

Just a Tiger thing 😆😆😆!!

[@rodmunch69]

It's all downhill from here kid.

[@AndrewTJackson]

Because you're JC Denton and need a can opener augmentation.

[@michaelsnell2945]

I have one those side/smooth opening ones, from Pampered Chef. I've been using it for at least 10yrs, and I absolutely love it!

[@2ShotHaX]

Go to 12:42 and close your eyes lol...🤣

[@dogmeat7486]

before watching past the intro, the problem i have with can openers is that after some wear and tear they fail to wind, as in, the cogs wear down and the handle ends up spinning without and progression along the cutting edge. having said that, the best can opener i have ever had is a solid piece of metal that looks like a hook with a square on top of it. You pierce the lid with the hook piece and use the square piece to gain leverage on the hook and it cuts the lid from underneath, repeat. never fails, requires a small amount of movement over the winding type but is reliable and useful.

[@roibigdawg4606]

35 bucks hope it's robotic a nd gets n opens by itself

[@im_Polyhedrons]

This is a very helpful video, I've found it hard to find a decent non-electric can opener recently. As a kid (in the early 2000's) I remember my mom got a swing-a-way(made in usa model) at a thrift store for $1 the thing lasted until recently, when I tried replacing it with a newer version of the same model, it was flimsy, and disintegrated within weeks of use.

[@englishatheart]

2000s* Apostrophes aren't used to make plurals.

[@majoroldladyakamom6948]

Love Kitchenaid and OXO, personally. Have been disabled for 10 years, particularly my hands. FYI, What does the Dali Lama, Oprah, former President Obama and Einstein have in common? ALL LEFTIES! Look it up. As for what to do with the left overs? Cook, dingbat! 😎🤣 Cook what? Tuna casserole, of course! Add some onions, freshly ground pepper, cilantro, Oregano, Dill, a few bakers - just pop it in the oven... Mexican Style, silly! 🤗 👍🤣😎❤🤗✔

[@karenhackney9920]

I like the smooth side openers. I bought a Pampered Chef smooth side opener 27 years ago, and still use it!

[@Hiro-kd6oc]

12:42 😝

[@qwertiop7791]

hehehe

[@shawbros]

That can kicked his ass.