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beemerphill

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8. Did you know?

Reply to Grasswire2 (Original post)

Wed Nov 27, 2024, 04:04 PM

Nov 27

Is there a can opener for pull-top cans? It looks like a large beak. You stick the sharp part under the pull-top and pull on the handle, making most of these cans easy to open.

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argh Fancy Feast cans can be hard to open..... [View all] Grasswire2 Nov 27 OP

Can you have a friend pre open a few for you. Keep them in the fridge maybe? flying_wahini Nov 27 #1

Our new kitchen tool is a pair GP6971 Nov 27 #2

I use the handle of a fork or spoon as leverage under the pull tab wnylib Nov 27 #3

I do that with the handle of a wooden spoon Grasswire2 Nov 27 #5

The handles of my wooden spoons are round wnylib Nov 27 #6

+1 on using a tool! justaprogressive Nov 27 #4

I got my friend a jar opener with a ring pull Marthe48 Nov 27 #7

Did you know? beemerphill Nov 27 #8