The Culinare Magican can opener is a safety tool designed to make opening cans of all sizes easy and hassle-free. It is available at Homevillage Kitchen Store and is a top-selling tin opener in Europe. The MagiCan can opener is a powerful steel cutting wheel that lifts the lid off the can, making it easier to pour the contents out. To use, simply attach the can opener to the lid, rotate the knob, and push down on the lever.
A strong magnet and sharp object are required to puncture the top of the can. Magic can openers can be used to open various can sizes, making them a versatile kitchen tool. They are particularly beneficial for people with arthritis or those with arthritis.
The MagiCan manual can opener is designed to cut around the side of the can, cleanly slicing the lid from the bottom. To use, secure the can opener on top of the lid and turn the handle. The cutting wheel cuts around the can, leaving no sharp edges behind, while the lid stays attached until you open the handles.
To use, simply place the can opener over the can’s rim and squeeze the trigger. The knob will remove the lid without mess. To release the lid, rotate the knob and lift away the lid. When opening, there is no need to touch the can lid but be cautious with the sharp rim.
In summary, the MagiCan can opener is a versatile kitchen tool that makes opening cans of all sizes easy and hassle-free.
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I am wondering how safe this method of opening cans is for recycling the tins. Having a sharp metal edge instead of the bevelled lip ( from normal tin openers ) at the top doesn’t feel right to me. I too had to look up how to use it, but, I am concerned for the recycling people. I will NOT be using it again.
So this opener removes the can’s safety edge and gives you a sharp can edge to lean on! Then you put the nice safe-edged lid into the empty can and however you fold the can, the sharp edge remains. This seems nuts to me. Ring pull cans give the hint…if one were needed…that removing the sharp edged lid leaves the can’s safety edge. Once empty, place the sharp lid inside and crimp it safely inside. A conventional can opener gives the same result.
I had an old one of these for many years and it was bigger than this new design. This new smaller one is rubbish!. It doesn’t latch on properly and keeps slipping off the can. I’m left handed too, which makes it all the more awkward. My old one was perfect and easy to use. It needs to be bigger and have more weight to it.