would crusher work on small cat food cans?
1449620
I tried it on a small cat food can today, it did crush it, but not completely flat. The can was aluminum.
1449621
If the aluminum is as thin as a pop can I would think it would crush them some.
1449622
Hmm, I don't know that it'd do that much to them. It gets pop cans pretty thin, but cat food cans are so small already I'm not sure it'd make much difference.
1449623
Not really since small cat food cans are just a bit thicker in height than the the approximate size that soda cans are crushed down to, plus cat food cans are usually made of tin and tend to be more resistant to crushing than aluminum soda cans are.
1006228
It will crush somwhat taller cans but not say a tall monster can. It has additional room above a regular 12oz can.
2209045
Not easily, if at all. I just tried a dog food can ... it was almost too wide to fit in the opening. I used both hands with as much force as I could without risking pulling the crusher out of the wall and didn't even make a dent in the can. Pop cans, on the other hand, can be crushed with one hand and little effort.
249140
I'm not certain about the Iams can (I only buy Fancy Feast cat can food). The lid's smallest diameter on the underside snapss perfectly atop the small Fancy Feast can. It will fit even larger cans than the Fancy Feast because there are even larger diameter concentric rings on the underside of the lid to accommodate larger cans.
1587398
Yes it would, but keep in mind its a small beater bar. I use it a few times a week and it works as intended . It is light, small, and inexpensive, so its not great for large carpets or in depth cleaning. Good for spot cleaning and quick pickups.
1121719
I used bag of cat food which had small food inside.. So I'm not sure if large food will work or not
269864
Yes it will crush 16 ounce cans. It works best when you dent the front of the can just before you try to crush it. Works better that way!
985510
I would not recommend it for that. It's great for dust and crumbs, but cat litter may be to heavy for the minimal suction
1006227
I doubt it. I have not attempted but I have attempted to crush RedBull cans which are a little taller than standard cans and it does not fit. if I slightly crunch it by hand to make it an appropriate height it works though. You just have to make sure not to crush it too much or the pressure of the can crusher won't hold it in place to finish crushing it. Sounds complicated, in actuality isn't really, just a slight hassle.
1178653
Yes. These are great. Much better than the hard plastic type. They have 2 or 3 ridges on the underside so they can stretch to fit almost any normal size can of pet food. I use them for Friskies cat food, too. Get them! You won't be sorry.
260162
You know I honestly don't think so. I would say that overall, it's not a bad little gadget if you are picking up light crumbs, etc, but to say it would work on anything substantial, it's not worth it. It works great on light dog or cat fur, or bird seed, but it won't pick up any straw (we have a rabbit also)....and it fills up very fast so sometimes I have to dump it three times just to pick up after the birds. Almost easier to use the big machine!
833979
Yes, this will crush 32 oz cans. I have crushed many 32 oz cans with this crusher. Just make sure to keep the vertical rails lubricated with some WD-40 before each use.
2027324
It may take the husk off but you still would have to separate afterwords. I would say its a crusher only.
833981
I haven't been able to find a 32oz can to test this with. I've crushed 24 and 25 ounce cans with ease. As long as it will fit in the 9" "chamber" for lack of a better word. This crusher will crush it. It is quite robust. I'm glad I spent the extra money purchasing this product.
2279306
No, it will not crush the tall cans. It will only crush the small cans. But it didn't even hold up a week crushing the small cans.
1550429
Yes, it would. I love this can crusher. I have 10- 65 gallon barrels filled with crushed cans. Now, if I could find some of my Hispanic friends to take them to California at 5 cents a can, I'll make alot of money. (Seinfeld / Kramer joke)
1035198
I have only used this crusher for aluminum cans so I can't honestly answer this question. However I will say that I am VERY happy with the performance on aluminum cans. I've found that deforming the can slightly (with a small well-timed push of the finger on the side) makes the job much easier, so I would expect similar results with soup or vegetable cans. It may not work well crushing the can in perfect form, but even a small indentation on the side would probably allow it to crush those cans as well.