What do you call a can opener that doesn't work?
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Haha I get all aggressive when I can't do that and I tend to throw that damn can off me. But luckily, there is the solution. Tomato paste cans with a clip opener and soup out of the bag
If the can opener is broken or missing, I simply use the potato knife to cut out the lid. However, you must press very carefully and try to make an opening in the iron first.
I start calmly, calmly, balanced and when the sadness of a can't open, I look at it with such a flaming eye that I'm afraid to stay close 😁
Oh my god! I can already see it! Hallelujah for the lips that are on it these days. Now something for the screw caps on glass jars with contents.
@Kinderworkshops Petra you can still stick a sturdy knife blade underneath it and pull it up slightly.
As soon as the air can enter, it opens automatically.
As soon as the air can enter, it opens automatically.
haha the truth is that if a can opener doesn't perform its function, what is it; opening the can. . It's a total fiasco, there will be other alternatives left to solve
Fortunately, there are already many cans that have a handy tab for opening the can. Although they sometimes have a rare tendency to simply break down.
I wanted to use the word noperer :-) most close was can not opener so I picked that one from the options.
Hahaha how sad it is to have a can opener that doesn't do its job and that makes me use some other tool such as a knife.
“A can't opener” sounds the smoothest, but this is actually an old-fashioned question. I haven't needed a can opener for years because all cans have a “pull opening”.
Or does it fulfill its function it is useless, it stops being a can opener, other things are used, such as a knife
Hihihi. I have a pre-war metal tool for that that my mother once gave me. A type of rectangle with a razor-sharp hook. You knock that tip into the tin and the hook cuts open the can, as it were, by moving up and down. It's dangerous, but it works.
Oooooooh, and that you want to hit such a tin with an ax, or knives, that almost makes you cut a hand off.
Fortunately, we now have a multifunctional pocket knife, it even has a can opener on it, a bit cumbersome, but it will be fine!
Fortunately, we now have a multifunctional pocket knife, it even has a can opener on it, a bit cumbersome, but it will be fine!
