Good demo! Thanks! But it's not safe to keep the food in the can after opening, even in the fridge. You should always store leftovers in another container.
My family bought one of these yesterday. Well, I came home from work today and couldn't figure out how to use it as everyone was asleep and the box was gone. I had to watch this video to find out how to turn it on after locking it lol. Thanks.
We've had one of these for years and it finally stopped working even though it's lightly used. I had hoped some mechanism could be replaced in the unit, but not so. If you look at the so called "cutting wheel" in the unit, there is no blade as such. The wheel is at an angle to the top of the can and I believe the wheel actually presses the top of the can from below with such force that it separates from the body of the can. The wheel has a "step" halfway down it that does the job. It's a shame the wheel wears out because the rest of the unit is very stout. When I disassembled the old one, everything in it was very solid. The plastic gear wheel inside that turns the toothed gear that moves the can had zero wear on it. The new instruction books do not mention the clear plastic tab that covers the removal wheel and I thought the opener was defective until my wife saw it. They could have made it white colored so it was easier to see. Also, the cord does come out farther, but it's not an elegant method to do so. It just has a space inside where it's crammed into and you pull a bit hard to pull it out. So in summary, it does remove tops with a smooth edge but will probably not last more than a few years if you use it frequently.
Thanks for your video. Bought one yesterday at Walmart in-store. Works great and the lids come off smooth and safe not jagged or sharp like the other electric can openers. It's also slender and doesn't take up a lot of room. NOTE: remember to take the clear plastic piece (some type of shipping protector) off the opener when you unpack it or you'll think you bought an opener that does work!
I wish I would have read Amazon reviews before purchasing! It worked for a while, but it fails to open cans. Even worse, as soon as the can starts turning the can opener shaves very thin metal strips from the can. Some stick to the can, some get in the food. Amazing how many people have experienced this and they kept selling it. As for warranty, you pay shipping both ways, so cheaper to go buy a can opener from a company that cares about their customer safety and satisfaction.
THANK YOU! So many to choose from but I'm buying this, wanted one with the no-sharp edges and all the other leave the sharp edges. Found at Walmart in-store so I could buy today. Otherwise I would've got one from your link.
Thanks for the demo I can't it btw at a yard sale for a buck and I watched lots of demos and yours was the easiest for me to get. So thanks and keep sending new ones out. Of other devices I mean lol
Just ordered this after my beloved Proctor Silex failed after over a decade of faithful and flawless service - parts were just as expensive as a new unit so I tossed it. Hoping to get even half of that out of this one.
Got this, it has trouble on some cans. Also makes tiny metal shavings sometimes. What do you think? Pay attention, maybe U missed this happening? Also, it would be great of they made it so you don't have to hold it going with the hand.
To Therese Rothel: The horizontal system of cutting, circumscissile style is better than the vertical; since some cans' rims are higher and, certain openers cannot even contact the top of the can, let alone, pierce it.
I have had this can opener for over a year. Only downfall, for me, is you have to hold the handle down the entire time to open a can, waists A LOT of time in the kitchen. I need one I can walk away from while it's working. Other than that works well.
My problem with this can opener is that it worked great for its really only occasional use - for about a year. Slowly performance deteriorated, then the can started stalling out and not spinning - this creates the metal shavings reported by another commenter. When this happens, you really need to be careful when removing the lid, because you don't want the shavings to fall into the can you are opening! Finally, the cans started failing to open - so then you had to remove the can, carefully brush off the metal filings into the trash bin, and then use a manual can opener to finish the job. At first I thought it was only happening on Great Value canned products from Walmart, but eventually other canned goods brands like Libbys had the same problem. So I contacted Hamilton Beach and they said since it was over a year they couldn't help me, other than to offer a 40% discount off a product on their web page, which would include shipping and sales tax. Well I could save the shipping fee by buying another can opener locally, and their online products are not discounted. So look elsewhere for a can opener, this product failed miserably at just over a year with very little usage.
I did, just recently - Black and Decker EC600B, $24.99 (not available on Amazon). We shall see how it holds up. It has a two year warranty., so I have better coverage this time around.
Have to withdraw my opinion, took the one i had for 3 weeks back, it was a defect, said it had a bad cutter wheel, gave me another new one, working good………………..
Do you have some cans that after you open them, seem to have a rubbery goop around the top of the can? Like they used a sealant when sealing the can shut?
When you said you were hoping to keep it for years to come, were you talking about the can opener or the can of beans? I hate to disappoint you but I don't think that can of beans is going to last that long...
You must be psychic. To be perfectly honest, up above he has a link to the same canopener still working after three years. in the video, he demonstrates while using a can of Mexican style food that was expired for ten months.
Thank you for the video; the cord is ridiculously short; I have to use and extension cord; not fun. I well know that they do it to prevent accidents but they went from one side of the expectrum to the other; who on earth has an electrical outlet on the bottom wall to plug this can opener in? On having to use an extension cord it can get dangerous. Hope Hamilton Beach executives pay attention to this problem. The electrical Cord should be DOUBLE the size of what the appliance comes with. That would be reasonable.
Majid Arif Siddiqui The Black N Decker unit. It never worked right. It will start to open then push the can out. Then you have to push the can back in. It will cut half inch then push the can out. It took 5 minutes to open a can. They actually sent me a new one. Its the same model but a slightly newer version. That one apparently works..At least so far..Although i have only used it twice..
![[UA] NAVI проти G2 Esports | Blast Premier Fall Final](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QWlIm4FGESQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![Top 7 Best Electric Can Openers You can Buy Right Now [2024]](/img/n.gif)
3 years later video here ----> ua-cam.com/video/f0WGGIhgoZQ/v-deo.html
Hey man, love your video. Unfortunately, this scammer stole your video: ua-cam.com/video/ye5fCtHckcs/v-deo.html
Thank you for this video! I had no idea if mine was working! Good job putting emphasis on the fact that the can doesn’t look opened.
Good demo! Thanks! But it's not safe to keep the food in the can after opening, even in the fridge. You should always store leftovers in another container.
My family bought one of these yesterday. Well, I came home from work today and couldn't figure out how to use it as everyone was asleep and the box was gone. I had to watch this video to find out how to turn it on after locking it lol. Thanks.
We've had one of these for years and it finally stopped working even though it's lightly used. I had hoped some mechanism could be replaced in the unit, but not so. If you look at the so called "cutting wheel" in the unit, there is no blade as such. The wheel is at an angle to the top of the can and I believe the wheel actually presses the top of the can from below with such force that it separates from the body of the can. The wheel has a "step" halfway down it that does the job.
It's a shame the wheel wears out because the rest of the unit is very stout. When I disassembled the old one, everything in it was very solid. The plastic gear wheel inside that turns the toothed gear that moves the can had zero wear on it.
The new instruction books do not mention the clear plastic tab that covers the removal wheel and I thought the opener was defective until my wife saw it. They could have made it white colored so it was easier to see.
Also, the cord does come out farther, but it's not an elegant method to do so. It just has a space inside where it's crammed into and you pull a bit hard to pull it out.
So in summary, it does remove tops with a smooth edge but will probably not last more than a few years if you use it frequently.
Thanks for your video. Bought one yesterday at Walmart in-store. Works great and the lids come off smooth and safe not jagged or sharp like the other electric can openers. It's also slender and doesn't take up a lot of room. NOTE: remember to take the clear plastic piece (some type of shipping protector) off the opener when you unpack it or you'll think you bought an opener that does work!
Almost a year and it's still working good!
thanks for the update
How do you clean the opener?
how about now...3 yrs later?
THANK YOU. I'm dog sitting for my brother and he has one of these and I couldn't figure out what how it worked. Lol I appreciate it. Now, I can eat.
I wish I would have read Amazon reviews before purchasing! It worked for a while, but it fails to open cans. Even worse, as soon as the can starts turning the can opener shaves very thin metal strips from the can. Some stick to the can, some get in the food. Amazing how many people have experienced this and they kept selling it. As for warranty, you pay shipping both ways, so cheaper to go buy a can opener from a company that cares about their customer safety and satisfaction.
Thanks for sharing! I love this can opener bc it doesn't get the liquid all over the place.
No problem!
Omg I was about to take it back to Walmart, I thought it was broke lol. Thanks fir this vid.
THANK YOU! So many to choose from but I'm buying this, wanted one with the no-sharp edges and all the other leave the sharp edges. Found at Walmart in-store so I could buy today. Otherwise I would've got one from your link.
i'm buying through your link. love the review.
Seeing a demo plus on Amazon, there’s 25k+ reviews all 5 stars definitely make me wanna buy this
Dear Dat Car: I'd buy *anything* with 25,000 people's perfect 5-star reviews!
Thanks for the demo I can't it btw at a yard sale for a buck and I watched lots of demos and yours was the easiest for me to get. So thanks and keep sending new ones out. Of other devices I mean lol
Thx for this video, I'm buying one of these this thurs, $60 in Canada but worth it
Thanks for posting this! This is exactly what I was looking for!
We have had nothing but bad luck with this opener. We have to force it to turn by hand, it hangs up on every can.
Just ordered this after my beloved Proctor Silex failed after over a decade of faithful and flawless service - parts were just as expensive as a new unit so I tossed it. Hoping to get even half of that out of this one.
Nice dude, just got it and don't k ow how it works so thank you
No prob!
omg thank you my grandma and i were so confused about it loll
Got this, it has trouble on some cans. Also makes tiny metal shavings sometimes. What do you think? Pay attention, maybe U missed this happening? Also, it would be great of they made it so you don't have to hold it going with the hand.
To Therese Rothel: The horizontal system of cutting, circumscissile style is better than the vertical; since some cans' rims are higher and, certain openers cannot even contact the top of the can, let alone, pierce it.
Great video! Very cool! Thank you!
I have had this can opener for over a year. Only downfall, for me, is you have to hold the handle down the entire time to open a can, waists A LOT of time in the kitchen. I need one I can walk away from while it's working. Other than that works well.
You'll never get that 10 seconds per large can back. But it will add "...A LOT..." to your "...waists [sic]". LOL
I'm sold!
When it changes the tone, it’s OPEN! No need to keep pressing and beat it up
Thank you!
Helped me a lot, thanks
Thank you 🙏🏽 😩
My problem with this can opener is that it worked great for its really only occasional use - for about a year. Slowly performance deteriorated, then the can started stalling out and not spinning - this creates the metal shavings reported by another commenter. When this happens, you really need to be careful when removing the lid, because you don't want the shavings to fall into the can you are opening! Finally, the cans started failing to open - so then you had to remove the can, carefully brush off the metal filings into the trash bin, and then use a manual can opener to finish the job. At first I thought it was only happening on Great Value canned products from Walmart, but eventually other canned goods brands like Libbys had the same problem. So I contacted Hamilton Beach and they said since it was over a year they couldn't help me, other than to offer a 40% discount off a product on their web page, which would include shipping and sales tax. Well I could save the shipping fee by buying another can opener locally, and their online products are not discounted. So look elsewhere for a can opener, this product failed miserably at just over a year with very little usage.
So Tom did you get another 'side cutting' electric opener .. ? ..
I did, just recently - Black and Decker EC600B, $24.99 (not available on Amazon). We shall see how it holds up. It has a two year warranty., so I have better coverage this time around.
WOW !!! THATS COOL AS HELL. if I had that, I'd start cooking !! 😂😂🤣 (so here we go) 🤣🤣
Have to withdraw my opinion, took the one i had for 3 weeks back, it was a defect, said it had a bad cutter wheel, gave me another new one, working good………………..
After a few years, mine won't open half of the cans I try...Getting a different on today!!!
Awesome thanks for the video!!
Hi, did the opener last to 2021?
How do you know when the can is open or not?
Yes it did!
Do you have some cans that after you open them, seem to have a rubbery goop around the top of the can? Like they used a sealant when sealing the can shut?
Any issue draining off liquid in the can with this style opener?
How short is thhe cord? Just got mine 7"
This can opener could not open “VEG ALL” 15 oz can, can you try to open this can with your electric can opener.
What size cans can these open? I’m looking to open an 85 oz can of beans in my restaurant. The can is 6 inches in diameter will it open with this?
Does 76607z auto stop
Make some more videos guy!
Mine won’t open the can. I’m doing something wrong 🥲 😕🤔
Keep in the can for a few days??! Um no use instantly or toss
I’ll consider it
When you said you were hoping to keep it for years to come, were you talking about the can opener or the can of beans? I hate to disappoint you but I don't think that can of beans is going to last that long...
You must be psychic. To be perfectly honest, up above he has a link to the same canopener still working after three years. in the video, he demonstrates while using a can of Mexican style food that was expired for ten months.
Do you know how it does with big ass cans like the big ones with pasole?
I’ve used it on a 6 lb can before and it worked fine for me
Taco Bell beans? You gotta be kidding me.
Nah son
Thank you for the video; the cord is ridiculously short; I have to use and extension cord; not fun. I well know that they do it to prevent accidents but they went from one side of the expectrum to the other; who on earth has an electrical outlet on the bottom wall to plug this can opener in? On having to use an extension cord it can get dangerous. Hope Hamilton Beach executives pay attention to this problem. The electrical Cord should be DOUBLE the size of what the appliance comes with. That would be reasonable.
Actually, I thought that as well. It is inside. Pull firmly on it and more will come out!
@@topcurve4963 TKU; I will check on it.
Does it rust?
Mine hasn't
You didn't use the can opener per the directions. You opened the can with too many and unnecessary revolutions. It won't last you very long.
LOL!!
This can opener sucks butt. It left metal shavings all over my can
Works properly only for rounded cans, which is sooo frustrating. This doesn’t work properly with rectangular shaped cans like corned beef’s.
I feel dumb now
It doesnt take much to get you happy...lol...I bought a black and decker unit...Horrible piece of junk...
To which are you referring to? The DnD or this one on the video?
Majid Arif Siddiqui The Black N Decker unit. It never worked right. It will start to open then push the can out. Then you have to push the can back in. It will cut half inch then push the can out. It took 5 minutes to open a can. They actually sent me a new one. Its the same model but a slightly newer version. That one apparently works..At least so far..Although i have only used it twice..
Noisy
Flatulence here u come !!
So basically, there's no way to drain the tuna???
No thanks.