Where can I find a can opener that just BREAKS THE SEAL on the can, not leaving a sharp edge. I had one and loved it!!
2019296
Amazon.com sells a "One ouch Can Opener" I bought a One Touch Jar Opener for my wife and she loves it.
2019297
The One Touch opens the can by cutting it open from the side, just under the metal rim, leaving no sharp edges.
2019298
Pampered Chef has a great can opener that just breaks the seal. You can probably go on line and find out where you can find a dealer. I have this opener and love it.
2019299
I bought mine through Amazon.com. During Christmas I saw some at Walmart too. They are wonderful
2019300
I think that Amazon carries both the One touch Jar Opener and the One touch can opener---I use both of these items and love both of them. I can no longer find them locally
2019301
One Touch can opener cuts the can under the rim and the result is the lid and rim come off in one piece and the edge of the can is not that sharp, at least not like the old can openers that left a sharp lid. Love it!
2019302
I only found one here on amazon and I have been looking for almost a year. It is a wonderful tool indeed
1558529
Yes! This is a very well built and sturdy can opener, which will probably outlast me ;) and it is almost effortless to use. For me it was well worth investing in. Buy one you'll be glad you did.
1267862
Yes, mine froze up. So I lubricated it, but within a couple of months it froze up again. This has happened repeatedly, and it irritates me that it needs so much attention. A can opener should simply do its simple job without demanding all this loving care. So I'm back here on Amazon hoping to find a more reliable, less temperamental replacement.
1636551
no longer than the one i had held up i wouldn,t bother but in reference to you question try for one from kitchen aid they are relatively close you might find walmart may even have it in the store hope that helps
113876
I gently hand-wash mine and dry as thoroughly as I can. I figure if doing so makes it only last half the time, that's still more than double what I'd get out of another can opener. If I have to buy another, I'll do so happily since this is the best I've come across- and I've come across many.
376750
Hi The Hamilton Beach #76606Z it cuts below the outside of the can with no sharp edges You could put the lid back on and it would look like it had never been opened The only thing is you have to hold the power lever down until it is through or it will stop where you let up on it I like it
2241180
I had a lot of problems with the one touch can opener so I sent it back and bought a zyliss it is the best. Its button starts and stops the can opener. Sorry you are having problems, but so far I have had none with the zyliss.
1955868
Thanks for your question, After searching our catalog I was unable to find this can in a bigger size. May I suggest checking out the "customers who viewed this item also viewed" section for similar items you may be interested in. I hope you find one you like!
1442211
It's not like a "regular" can opener. It never goes into the can where it can touch food. It cuts on the outside of the lid - remove from the opener - then pull off lid with fingers - lid can be put back on later as a cover....! An amazing 'gadget'......I wouldn't use anything else! Answer: not removable because food doesn't get on it!
857163
Sorry, but it is completely hand-operated. Why did I buy a manual can opener? In the picture to the left, the oval thing at the upper-left of the opener is the knob for turning the mechanism that grips the can edge while a sharp disk cuts it. I had one (brand X) that was powered by plugging it into a receptacle. It worked and then it did not work anymore. My opinion, for whatever it's worth, is that Zyliss makes quality products. BTW, an earlier edge-cutting opener we had, similar to the Zyliss in how it worked, was a Kuhn Rikon. It ended up in the trash.
461386
The Amazon order page states it has a 5-year warranty - Good luck with that. I bought mine in December of 2012 and it hasn't opened a can properly in months! The Amco webpage says nothing about a 5-year warranty, and the Amazon return page says the window of opportunity for return or exchange has long closed! So what happened to 5 years? Clicking on link on Amazon results is a vicious circle where you wind up back where you started every time! And no, I no longer have the package it came in (would you keep the box for a $10 can opener?) especially since I expected it to work as well as the one that was in my mother's kitchen for around 30 years! The Amazon order page states it has a 5-year warranty - Good luck with that. I bought mine in December of 2012 and it hasn't opened a can properly in months! The Amco webpage says nothing about a 5-year warranty, and the Amazon return page says the window of opportunity for return or exchange has long closed! So what happened to 5 years? Clicking on link on Amazon results is a vicious circle where you wind up back where you started every time! And no, I no longer have the package it came in (would you keep the box for a $10 can opener?) especially since I expected it to work as well as the... » Read More The Amazon order page states it has a 5-year warranty - Good luck with that. I bought mine in December of 2012 and it hasn't opened a can properly in months! The Amco webpage says nothing about a 5-year warranty, and the Amazon return page says the window of opportunity for return or exchange has long closed! So what happened to 5 years? Clicking on link on Amazon results is a vicious circle where you wind up back where you started every time! And no, I no longer have the package it came in (would you keep the box for a $10 can opener?) especially since I expected it to work as well as the one that was in my mother's kitchen for around 30 years! « Show Less
2010046
My previous can opener was a GE Spacemaker which was a little different. You had to pull up the magnetic lid catch (for lack of a better term) and then you could just pull out the cutter blade assembly straight out. I think this was a superior design but unfortunately GE sold the name to Black & Decker and they cheapened it a little. Still looks like a good product with the newer design but my original Spacemaker was purchased in 1980 and lasted a long time.
1735508
After a while, I started noticing that when the handles are locked together there isn't enough pressure applied to the cutting mechanism. I sometimes have to squeeze the handles together like with a conventional opener in order to get the opener to work. For me, this problem started happening after maybe 50 cans. That said, it is _still_ better than any other can opener out there.
1700910
I wouldn't trust it not to bend even for ordinary cans. Mine bent on the very first use opening a Berkley & Jenson can of chicken. And it did not open the can. I had to resort to another opener. Perhaps that's alittle heavier than a can of Campbell's soup... but not much.
1173474
I just purchased one of these from Kmart and after cleaning it and getting ready to can, read the booklet that specifically states NOT to use on glass cooktop. I returned it for a refund and am now looking for a flat-bottomed canner that is no larger than 1 inch bigger than the burner on my cooktop. I am looking for a stainless steel one that will last. I'm shying away from the porcelain due to the porcelain overlay may cause damange to my cooktop. I read this in one of the reviews from this type.
1068248
Mine broke and I contacted Cuisanart and they replaced it but now the second one broke too. I do the same thing and put a heavy can on top when popping. Definitely a flaw in the design!
1173236
This is the only one I have tried, and I was not as happy with it as I would like to be. I have had some not seal, and some not seal like they should. On a scale of 1-10 I would rate it a 6