Do I need a can opener for these, or do they have pop-tops/pull-tops?
1312277
The cans have pull up tops which are pretty easy to pull. Sometimes one or two cans get dented in shipment, but they are still useable.
1425747
No, but they are very easy to pit. They're soft, so you just tear them open and pull it out. Takes 1 second. :)
1394729
They come in a plastic case that closes from the top. It closes pretty tight, so you should be fine. If you think you'll be too rough you can slap a piece of tape on the part it opens from.
1675483
There's a slight click when you turn them to the open or closed setting. It seems like it's gotten just slightly harder to open them as I use them more. But that could just be the result of holding with one hand and trying to open with the other (non-dominant) hand, without putting the pitcher down first. Instead of turning, you can also fairly easily lift the lid out, move it to the open position and then put the lid back in. That's usually what I do now.
905664
They don't really 'pop out'. You have to run water over them and slide them out by pushing one side. But it is easy once you realize that's what you have to do.
834209
I just use a regular straight slot screwdriver as a lever and the cans pop right open for me.
1862541
I don't see a can opener on the crunch, there's a bottle opener on the small flat blade screwdriver.
2012985
Yes, they do, but I had to cut one lid to get it off the can. If one knows how to open a can with that type of lid, I guess it is okay. I like the cans - I find the lids unfriendly.
212465
These caps snap on to the can, when the can is empty we squeeze the can to pop them off. As long as the cap is on tight, we have had no problems. In fact I plan on buying more for gifts. We really like these.
1675482
There's a slight click when you turn them to the open or closed setting. It seems like it's gotten just slightly harder to open them as I use them more. But that could just be the result of holding with one hand and trying to open with the other (non-dominant) hand, without putting the pitcher down first.Instead of turning, you can also fairly easily lift the lid out, move it to the open position and then put the lid back in. That's usually what I do now.
1162384
yes they can there is a small opener notch that will do the trick. I got my first one from my dad in '64 carried it through Vietnam, and gave it to my son in '90 for him to use on a camp out.... needless to say, he lost it. they are called p-51's they will open any can any time.....:)
1535069
They dont. You'll have to buy them separately. Fortunately they aren't expensive!
1915933
You twist them (to the left I think). I had trouble with one of mine and had to twist and pull quite a bit before it popped open. Tricky little suckers.
746446
No tools needed, they just snap together. A very strong unit. Getting the shipping box open is a bit of a struggle, though.
122384
I don't have more of this flavor as I try to switch up between all the flavors. Newman's Turkey and Chicken cans use can openers but that's the only I have, the other flavors I have use pop off lid. I use a rubber spatula on the pop up lid cans so sharp edges aren't a problem.
1662805
No, there isn't a trick haha. Mine really snap shut pretty hard so it takes a little strength to get them open but I never had a problem. Good luck.
744522
You don't need screwdrivers, can openers or box knives to get to the toys. It opens easily without special tools!