Can you use this as a bottle opener?
1294182
NO, the flash drive is smaller than the pinky.The ring is small and only fits a pen.
1528369
Well, yes probably I guess. Why? It depends on how many beers you've had already and if you don't want to damage your teeth, and don't have a proper opener. The part of this tool that you'd use to open the bottle is super sharp - the tip and curved edge...so it will dig into the cap as you pry it open - yeah, it might work, but why - get a multi-tool or an opener - they are both so cheap.
613833
For no earthly reason. This opener works on any color or bottle size. Maybe they want you to buy two, one for red and one for white?
103688
In an emergency you could pry off the cap, but with a heavy risk of cutting yourself. There is no bottle opener attached. This knife is bare bones for cutting, and does very well in that function.
495332
I'm sure that it would work opening plastic water bottles. The only difficulty I can see for you is I always need to use two hands, one holding the jar or bottle, the other turning the Kuhn Rikon opener. I hope this helps.
296150
yes you can. Just make sure you close the cap tight on it. I have a bottle that I bought over a year ago and I just used it the other day with no problems (Yes, it was a used bottle).
2132596
I don't see why not but your bottle has to be small. It's not very big around.
129474
Wow! That would be cool. I am sure you can use this to make a bottle lamp, but you may have to be creative with the top portion. It may not hold on to the bottle properly. For the price- it is totally worth a shot! Good luck!
346140
Yes. As long as you're able to hold the bottle steady with one hand, you can pump the bottle opener with the other hand.
1530837
Most definately you can. It even has a lock to prevent you from accidentally pressing the push button cap opener.
495331
Opening anything with one hand will be a challenge. That being said, I think so. I just tried it and was able to. I had to use the non-usable hand to at least balance the opener while I twisted the opener to the size of the cap. Then I held the bottle between my body and the kitchen counter and used the good hand to turn the opener handle. The cap came off and a slight bit of water escaped, but the top was off. Good luck.
69756
I would say, no. You have to grip the bottle with one hand and use the other hand to push in both sides of the foil cutter while turning. The up and down buttons should be easier while removing the cork, but both hands need to be used. One to hold the bottle steady and one to hold the corkscrew.
103690
Yes, you can use a notch in the all metal frame as a bottle opener when the blade is closed.
1781929
Absolutely.....you simply use the cutter that is also attached to remove the foil on the bottle, which is also really easy to use, place the opening over the cork area, press the down button until the opener stops, and then press the up bottom, and there you have it. Once the cork is removed just simply press the down button again to release the cork.
1492748
Yes! I have experienced excellent results with all types of bottles / lids, both large and small. User has to be patient as it does take time for the opener to self adjust to the size.
439263
i have not done that but I would think you can. This are very sturdy, well-made bottles. I have bought others over the years and these are the best quality, better than some I paid a lot more for. I use them for things like vinegar, no problem.
234314
Absolutely. You could use a key, bottle cap, or anything with an edge really.