🔌 Powerful Electric Jar Opener: Effortless Bottle Opener for Women, Chefs, Elders, and Arthritis Sufferers Review

For years I struggled with jars that I couldn't open. This is especially true for cans with a very strong vacuum seal. Thanks to this tool, over-tight mason jar lids are a thing of the past in my house. Just place it on top of the lid, hold it until it snaps onto the jar, and... bang! ... the jar is open. I am very happy to have found this device. This is my highest recommendation.

I have a jar that I couldn't open, so I decided to try this device. It worked, but when the tin was finally opened, the opener and lid pretty much detached from the tin. It sent almost everything to the ground. Perhaps this was because the bank was tightly closed, but the disaster was avoided. I hope the next glass will be better. If not, I'll have to return it and stop buying stuff from banks.

We bought this product to replace an old model which broke after around 15 years of use. This updated version is much easier to use. Once you install it on the jar you want to open and press the button, it does all the work. Not only does it open jars with the most stubborn lids, it also returns to the fully open position, ready for the next jar. It's an invaluable helper in the kitchen, especially with my arthritic hands.

This is a good product at a good price. What discourages me is that it doesn't open really large jar lids - ones that are over 3 inches or so. Those are the ones I really have trouble with. watch your hands I have 3 grandchildren living with me and I buy cucumbers by the gallon. Cans of this size cannot be opened with an electric opener. The lids are too big for an opener and almost too big for my hands to get a good grip.

This can opener is very easy to use. Ideal for stubborn can ends that don't want to pop open. You just hold the button down until it grabs the lid, then release it and it does the rest. It's a bit slow, but it's better than struggling and hurting your hand. The only other downside is that there are certain types of jars it doesn't play well with, such as large pickle jars or jars where the jar is much wider than the top. It works very well with straight cans, spaghetti sauce cans, and salsa…

The older I get, the harder it is for me to open cans. Unfortunately, my hands aren't what they used to be. So I finally decided on some kind of can opener/can opener. Gravity so I took a chance. Pretty cool. It doesn't work very fast, but it works. After a few jars with sticky lids, now open I'm very happy with this purchase! My hands are also very happy that they don't hurt because I can't open the jar successfully!

This is such a neat and nifty kitchen tool. I used to peek under the cap with a butter knife and also tapped the top to try and unscrew it. I just don't have the muscle strength to open jars most of the time and when there are no kids around I have to fend for myself. Batteries are required for operation. They aren't included, but they are standard sized batteries so most people have spares anyway. It only comes in red, but it suits me as my kitchen is red and black. You put it on the jar, it…

I would give this 0 stars if I could. It doesn't stick to the glass, it slides and slides everywhere and doesn't even rotate. I put the batteries in and it starts to clamp the jar but slips off, then the clamps open and won't rotate the lid. He just goes in and out. Tried different sizes of lids and jars, still doesn't work. The product also arrived dirty like they didn't even bother to clean it. The product was covered with a powdery substance, the stickers showed burn marks, the plastic cover

My OT therapist recommended this wonderful electric bottle opener to me. do the work for me This electric can opener was the first thing she showed me on her laptop. This is the #1 can opener recommended by OT therapists. She told me she uses it in her house and LOVES it. I went home and ordered it. Came in 2 days. It was nicely packaged in the box and I was impressed with its durability and finish. I put in 2 AA batteries and grabbed a jar of pickles to taste. Following the instructions, I…