Does this only work for soda/beverage cans, or can it be used for 12oz cans(diced tomatoes, soup, etc.)?
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small soup cans? For sure. Big "Chunky" style... honestly not too sure. Likely should have waited to get home to answer but if I didn't right now it just wasn't going to happen.Have a great day.
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Hey! Did not know, so I went to the pantry and got several cans (soup, Diced Tomato, Cranberries etc.) ALL seems to work perfectly. As long as the can is no longer than a REGULAR 12oz soda can, it works. For Example, Beer cans work, but not COORS LIGHT cans. They are just a 'smidge' taller and won't fit. Hope this helps. I REALLY like racks a LOT.
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small soup cans? For sure. Big "Chunky" style... honestly not too sure. Likely should have waited to get home to answer but if I didn't right now it just wasn't going to happen. Have a great day.
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Hey! Did not know, so I went to the pantry and got several cans (soup, Diced Tomato, Cranberries etc.) ALL seems to work perfectly.As long as the can is no longer than a REGULAR 12oz soda can, it works. For Example, Beer cans work, but not COORS LIGHT cans. Theyare just a 'smidge' taller and won't fit. Hope this helps. I REALLY like racks a LOT.
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only soda cans... and only marginally for them. (Unfortunately item does not slant to bring cans to front, nor is it stackable as it would appear.
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It works great and easy to us on pull tab soup cans, plastic bottles, glass bottles aluminum soda cans and more.Best way to learn how to use it properly and successfully every single time, is by watching this short video on youtube:https://youtu.be/qi-ih7_xDgs
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Have never tried to put soda cans in, but in noting the other answers, some have been able to use this for soda cans....I really like mine though as it is very sturdy and functional and a real space-saver.
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I use mine for canned goods and I can fit an average size can of soup on the bottom. Anything taker than that will not fit.
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Steve,The base on this item is tapered and is about 2 3/8 then starts to become larger. I would thing you would have to have at least 2 5/8 or larger of an opening for this to work. The top is approximately 3 inches. A normal soda can is about 2.5 inches. I highly recommend this item. Not big on adjustments but works in my case. I mounted in the console of my Ford F150 in the first cup holder and it works for me. It is solid. Hope this helps
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I use it for cocoa powder (cappuccino drink), and it works great. Just be careful to keep it in an upright position during storage to minimize excess powder spillage.
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its really set up for 12 oz standard cans. someone else said you can crush the taller cans if you give them a little crush by hand first but I havent tried that. it is for aluminum cans not stronger things like vegetable cans or soup cans.
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Don't know for sure, but I would say no.It pretty much only fits soda cans, soup cans
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I have used it with no problem on the bigger cans so far, like baked beans-cans that are bigger than small soup cans. I love it!
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My recollection (not at home now) is that it's about a centimeter taller than a standard 12 fl oz soda can. Taller cans (like monster drinks or tall beer cans) will not fit, but if you crush them partway by hand, you can make them fit. It that's the majority size can you are dealing with (the tall ones), then you might not like this device.
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Yes, soup cans are smaller than soda cans. Soup cans are heavier and this rack is a flimsy one, so I would advise using with care. It works ok but if I had known how flimsy it was I would have stepped up to a more expensive one.
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It doesn't successfully hold any can that is not the size of a 15/16 oz vegetable can. Even if it fit height wise, the skinny can may fall oddly in the back and jam things up. We don't drink soda but my individual tomato juice cans, which are a similar size do not work.
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The lid can be used 2 ways-for cooking/steaming when placed upright, and for draining when inverted. It is about as tall as a 12 oz. soda can with the lid placed in cooking (highest) position. Really like this product.
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The "tall-boy" cans don't fit. This works best with your typical 12 oz. can, but I was able to a regular sized red-bull can which are a little taller than a 12 oz. can. Anything taller and it won't fit in the crushing mechanism.
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It will not open soda bottles. It is good for opening screw top glass jars (think jar of pickles).
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It works well on all sizes. I've used it on 5-lb cans to itty-bitty tomato paste cans. It works at a different orientation than your usual can opener. I imagine the directions are included. To release after opening the can, you just twist in the opposite direction.
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It is not designed well for soda cans. They flew out of the dispenser. I returned it and got a 12 can stackable dispenser.