Will this take the lid off of an aluminum drink can easily?
594640
The P-51 will, however it's a little awkward and does leave some very sharp edges. Works better to remove regular tin can tops.
594641
Is made to open any can with a top rib as like a regular can opener would; as far as a pull or broken tab, I wouldn't, use it for what it's for, You made a great choice in your purchase, I wouldn't trade one of these for any electric opener
594642
The p-51 will, but it is a little awkward and it does leave some really sharp edges. It is much more suited to remove tin can tops.
594643
Yes. I was not 100% sure, so I tried it and it worked great. Hope this helps...
594644
I have not tried that. I'm assuming you meanblike a regular pop can. I'm not sure how well it would work or how clean it would be considering that most of the pop cans I know of have that deep valley that runs around the inner rim of the can. I'll give it a shot though.:)
2048991
The cut is made on the side of the can. So, no possibility if the lid dropping into the can.
865403
I grip the lower part of the tin and twist the lid while pulling up. It's a bit of a pain sometimes to get the lid off.
1763227
Not as far as I can tell, it is about the same or maybe LESS strength required... probably because you're not penetrating the lid, you're just running the opener around the lid to "unlock" it. I have arthritis in my hands and have had no issues with using it at all...
676729
The lid does come off completely and then velcros on both sides tightly with a round piece of velcro. It's very secure.
63293
As long as you don't have kids trying to rip the lid off, you'll be fine. I love this can. Have had it about 2 years now and can't imagine the plastic breaking as it is hard, thick plastic....not the soft plastic you often see on cheaper garbage cans. This can is expensive but worth every penny.
256558
No no bits of metal in or out of can or around when used. THe lid comes off in one piece.
1362367
Possibly with a little practice. The only obstacle i see is trying to put the can under the bar and pushing down on the lever in one motion. After the lever is pushed down it locks the can in place during the opening proccess and keeps it there after it's open and until the lever is pulled up and the lock is released, at that point the can will fall out but, still sealed until you stick your finger nail in the crease to pull the lid off.
2281965
Yes to open the can. You will have to be creative removing the lid from the can opener magnet, but can probably shake it off with one hand.
2048990
There is no need because the lid is not cut from the top and, therefore, cannot drop into the can. It remains right where it was all along until user pulls it up and off. It is better than any other you have ever used before!
1715843
We've never had any trouble getting the lid off ours, but I suppose that if it's a tight fit a thumb nail between the "tab" at the back (opposite the holes in the lid) and the plastic "rim" should loosen it.
1337093
It is difficult to get it in the correct position to unseal a mason jar. There isn't sufficient "hangover" to get the appropriate leverage easily. However, when I have fussed with it and been successful, the lid did pop off without bending. It doesn't use force. It moves it just enough to break the seal, not bend the lid. I suppose though, you could bend the lid if you kept going, given how flimsy the lids are.
757376
Yes the lid can be removed but not an easy on and off. I remove it to clean occasionally. Best can going!
571745
Yep. Dont expect a secure fit though. If you pick up the can and squeeze too hard, the lid will come off. It's good enough to keep contents from drying out if you left it in the fridge or something.
516438
i have not finished with the can, but the lid pulls right off and I'd imagine you could by another roll in the can very easily. I really like it.
526317
It works really well. I have no trouble with the lid. It can be removed easily without letting to much steam out.
1597523
Remove the strap (I'm sure you did that already but just in case) and put your hands on either side of the lid where the strap used to be. Use your fingers to push in the plastic tabs and lift up. The lid should come right off. The plastic tabs on the lid fit into slots on either side of the base.