Can Opener (7.9-in.) by Rosle

Can Opener (7.9-in.) by Rosle

When designing kitchen tools, some manufacturers simply concentrate on function while others concern themselves more with the design. At Rosle, the engineers and artisans combine the best of both worlds spending hours - actually days, months and sometimes years - developing and designing each of the... See complete description »

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When designing kitchen tools, some manufacturers simply concentrate on function while others concern themselves more with the design. At Rosle, the engineers and artisans combine the best of both worlds spending hours - actually days, months and sometimes years - developing and designing each of their tools to exact standards and specifications.

This Can Opener is no exception. The cutting edge works its way around cans without touching the contents, and it leaves a cut edge that is blunt and smooth for safety. The cut at the side allows you to lift lids easily and it cuts in such a way that you can reuse lids temporarily. A handsome ring on the end lets you hang and display it on your Rosle Rail System. A better, heavier, more well thought-out tool you'll be hard-pressed to find.

Customer Reviews
Recommended by 96% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 84% of reviewers
by David, TX
January 12, 2006

I bought this can opener because I thought Rosle items were made in Germany and of high quality. This opener is made in China. If I had wanted that, I would have gone to Walmart.

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This is the best, just like the rating says
by James, WA
September 30, 2007

Yes, it's spendy---get over it. Skip the instructions and just look at the thing. Its use is intuitive---hold it to the lip of the can with the ring along the rim and turn the handle. It seems to grab on and after a few turns, give your wrist a twist and watch the lid come away from the can. Now, give the handle a reverse twist and the lid falls free. Give the opener a rinse, though it's probably perfectly clean, and you're done. Next task . . .

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by Michaela, UT
November 8, 2008

I love this manual can opener! It was a little pricy, but if I don't have to keep buying cheap can openers because they all rust out or quit working right, I'll be happy. Thank you for such a great product!

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by DENISE, IL
January 10, 2005

I had a stroke 8 years ago and use of my left hand is very limited, so I had to have the help of someone else to try to open a can. The great plus with this particular can opener is the way the edges of the can were dulled to prevent sharp edges which is why it was extremely difficult to try to pierce the top of the can to get it to open up the lid. Pricey, but very functional.

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by Reginald, MB
January 13, 2008

This opener is a bit pricey but, I am an instructor of heavy duty equipment technicians and I appreciate tools that are well made and simple by design. This device is compact, simple, yet works beautifully!

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Got an especially stuck jar? Run the lid area under hot water for 30 seconds to a minute to loosen up whatever's making it stick.