Does it always remove the lid 100% and or does it leave a tiny sharp piece of metal sticking up from the inside rim of the can?
1067371
I haven't noticed but I wasn't looking for it. I usually like to leave the lid attached but sometimes if I go too far it comes completely off. I will check if I remember next time and then update here.
1067372
It always leaves that little bit of metal. Which I actually prefer, it's easy to break off and keeps the lid from sinking into the can.
1599399
The lid does come off but it has to be on to hold the bag. It is honestly the best garbage can I ever had. I got my first one at Home Depot then when I needed one for my grandfather they didn't have anymore and I found it here in amazon. It really is AWSOME. There are two metal bars that hold the bag I. Place no matter how much u over fill the bag it will stay in place and u pretty much never need to take the lid off. Just open it and pull bag out and replace
1248567
The edge of the cut can is remarkably smooth. This opener is hands down the best one I've ever owned. I've had it (actually 2) for months now, and it performs beautifully. The cut lid is sharp, of course.
1248569
Yes, the cut lid edge is sharp. The can lid is pierced and sliced at an angle since the cutting wheel is canted at about a 15 degree angle to the handle, essentially making a round knife edge, like any other piercing type of opener. That being said, I have yet to find an opener that does not make a sharp edge to be consistently effective or efficient.
1351847
Good Question. It is NOT a threaded screw-on lid so the whole metal top does occasionally come off when I try to pull the plastic lid cover off.
1502244
The lid will not come off until you lift the little rubber knob holding out the air. If it is new, it takes a couple of tries before you get it to seal. It need to be broken in a bit. After that it seals quickly. It is great for lunch meats and cheeses. Hope this helps you.
676729
The lid does come off completely and then velcros on both sides tightly with a round piece of velcro. It's very secure.
696788
I can't get the magnet to hold the lid while cutting, but after it's cut, I use the magnet to fish the lid out instead of your fingers. There is a trigger that you pull to release the lid from the magnet so you don't have to touch it at all. Releasing it over the trash can works for me. This is a great manual can opener. You can't go wrong with it in my opinion.
147904
No, lid is a snug metal-to-metal. Oil doesn't come out the lid though, because there is about a 1 cm lip all around to keep that from happening (sort of an internal funnel/donut when you pull the lid off).
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!
206357
It unscrews from the lid. You may have to be more forceful the first time you do it. I really enjoy it.
696787
No, but there's a magnet on the front of the can opener (in front of the cutter see red spot in picture) that allows you to use the can opener to "reach" into the can once the lid is cut and remove it without touching it with your fingers. I didn't think I'd use it but I have and it works well. Just rise well between uses.
1186160
Sharp edges, but it open cans and leaves the lid so you can just pinch it and throw it away. It also holds the entire can regardless of size. I love it.
987585
No. If you open it all the way, the lid will stay open. Great little safe, I am glad I purchased it, easy to instal, easy to use.
1730704
No, the lid fits inside the can so any liner coming up over the rim would be visible.
515716
The entire lid does come off. I wouldn't advise taking the entire lid apart. You have to push the button to drink from it. There is no locking open position.
1936831
Yes, the whole spout head comes off so you can clean debris out of the can and the spout.