HAMILTON BEACH ELECTRIC CAN OPENER REVIEW

I prefer using the electric can opener because it is easier to use. The manual can opener often gets stuck especially if the can has a dent. My hands often hurt whenever I use the manual iron can opener. I personally feel that I put in more labor, and sometimes it's a struggle.

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I love this can opener because of its multifunctions.

This is not an ordinary electric can opener. I know

that most of us prefer or still have the manual can

opener in our kitchen.

This "Hamilton Beach Electric Can Opener" has a

lever which encloses a short blade and a magnet that

grips onto the top of the can. It is also dishwasher

safe.

The body has a pin that guides the can along with a

small roulette that rotates the can. The back of this

Hamilton Beach opener has two extra features. 

One is a small lower compartment where you can

store the power cord when you are not

using the can opener. The second feature is a small

knife sharpener.

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To open my can I first had to attach the magnet on

top of the can. Then I  pulled the lever down which

brought down the blade onto the edge of the can. 

The can opener slowly cuts open the can while

rotating it at the same time

The "Hamilton Beach Can Opener" continues to

rotate the can until the top of the can is completely

off. It automatically stops once the can is opened.

When it stopped rotating the can, to my surprise it

did not drop the can. The top of the can stays

attached to the magnet and it has to be removed

manually.

I always rinse the can opener blade with some cool

water and a small amount of dish detergent.

I always make sure to dry it thoroughly and attach it

back onto the can opener.

Pros and Cons:

It is very easy to use

It also is a time and energy-saving kitchen appliance 

This "Hamilton Beach Electric Can Opener" has a

rust free roulette which rotates the can.

Cons

When I used it to open a can of tuna fish, I had to hold

the can once it was open. It is a little challenging to

open smaller cans.

The manual can opener's roulette rust only after a

few washes. When I used it to open a can of tuna fish,

I had to hold the can once it was open

Now I still keep a manual can opener as a back up in

case of a malfunction of my "Hamilton Beach Electric

Can Opener." So far I have not had any issues that

required the usage of my manual can opener.

Question of the day:

Do you prefer an electric can opener or a manual

can opener?

Comment below!