Handy Handy Can Opener Reviews

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3.00 of 5 (by 5 users)

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Handy Handy Can Opener Comparison

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Favorable Review

Easy and neat

JAN

2008

I received this can-opener as a gift and thought it an odd choice. That is until I used it. It is nice and small (fits into a silverware drawer) very easy to use and quiet! It cuts the whol lid off the can so no sharp edges. All you do is put it on top of the can, hit the button and away it goes. It... read full review »

practical, willing to pay for quality

a26c331
Spencerport, NY

Most Helpful
Critical Review

Handy Can-Opener is a bargan with a simpler design.

DEC

2007

The Handy Can-Opener is more durable than the standard One Touch can opener and cost less than half the price of One Touch. With One Touch you are paying for the advertising on TV. There are no complicated release screws and switches on Handy Can-Opener. All you do if the can opener stops unexpectedly,...

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a bargain hunter, looking for durability

Larupi
Dallas, TX

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Handy Can-Opener. The opener is broken, piece of junk.

Mr. Fix-it

FEB

2009

Handy Can-Opener. Worked for about 1 month. Bought one for my daughter and it broke right away. It is a piece of junk. Will not buy another one.

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lucieljr
Olathe, KS

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doesn't work

JUN

2009

i have tried several batteries, i do not have instructions (except on the side of opener which is confusing) the opener worked on christmas day and not since then. i would really like to get another one since it was a gift but I cant find another one and really feel i should not be charged for a replacement.

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pipolly
Edgewater, FL

Very easy to use once you know the quirks

busy mom

OCT

2009

The Handy Can-Opener, although punctuated badly, is a snap to use as long as you know its little quirks. Simply place the apparatus over the can, with the metal parts that do the job positioned properly. Hit the button on the top. The opener will begin to work around the outside of the can, with the can doing a jerky little dance to keep time. When the top pops off, don't try to wrest the lid out of the mechanism--it's just not quite done yet. The next thing that will happen is that the wheel will retract; it will take another 10 seconds or so.

If, like 2 of the previous reviewers, the can opener...

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