Can opener IKEA STEM assorted Review

To everyone who suffers, soak the stickers in hot water, remove them. And all the glue is very perfectly and absolutely safely washed off with a tool called "galosh". Sold in car enamels

The opener is like an opener, nothing special. Previously, the IKEA store was taken without these miserable labels. If you want to bother with the label, then this is the bottle opener you need! You can't do without anti-scotch.

Everyone complains about the sticker, I just cut it along the sliding parts and don’t worry about tearing it off. I just wash the knives, immediately wipe them off and put them in the drawer - who sees that Velcro there?

Haven't used it at home yet. Stickers are really present, but only they are not from , but from Ikeev. Apparently, in this way they fixed the knife from opening, although it could have been in a less "barbaric" way.

The knife itself works great. It didn’t break on the 2nd can, as it happened with a knife from another manufacturer, which cost almost 3 times more. But here are the stickers… I rubbed them with mystic paste, oil, tears. Last resort for the dishwasher. There is no anti-scotch at home, so for me it's a little difficult.

I have not yet tested the knife in my work and I don’t know if I will test it for the reason that there were 2 giant stickers on it, which I managed to remove only by soaking in detergent and rubbing with a bunch of alcohol wipes. Traces of glue still remained on it as stains. Plus, this type of knife should open and it will not stupidly open if these same stickers are not torn off. It's just a failure when you buy a thing that you can't use because of the huge labels! I do not advise you to…

Pros below: I always dreamed of opening jars so that there was no this torn edge on which it is easy to cut yourself + the lid fell inward . Now I open the jars beautifully, I don’t cut, everything is neat) Cons below: The sticker from the factory is glued as inconveniently as possible, in order to clean it off, you need to make quite a lot of effort or use special chemistry.

The opener was recommended by friends who bought it a long time ago. Since now there are a lot of canned goods with a built-in key for opening, we had to wait until we needed to open a regular can. The knife slips, clings poorly and, accordingly, cuts poorly, and this is with the opener handles fully reduced. The second and third times are the same. Banks vary in size. Somehow I opened a jar of condensed milk, the edges are sharp. For me personally, the most convenient is the usual "beak" type…

More curious little thing than practical - there are long-thought out and thought-out things, but there are design studies and failures. More for the collection and the museum) in everyday life it is strange to use it - it opens the cans, but makes them dangerous and inconvenient . Pros below: A strange decision of the next "designers" out of boredom ., cuts the can on the side under the stiffener. Only suitable for tall jars - from which the contents are immediately emptied. The jar becomes…

I ordered 2 pcs. (for myself and as a gift) I tore off the 1st label, what was left I cleaned off with my fingernail)))))) THE SECOND WARMED A LITTLE HAIRDRYER AND SHE WAS PERFECTLY CLEARED WITHOUT TRACES! It's a pity I was too hasty with the first one. Regarding the opener itself: it opens well, the plastic is good. For me, MINUS is that it opens not from above, but from the side of the can, which is why it often spills.