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Tin can pull tabs: Do you shred your fingers to open them or do you use a spoon like a sensible person?
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this post was submitted on 24 Feb 2025
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Side cutting openers are a must in a home with children.
What is a side cutting opener? If it really does cut the side of the can, wonβt it still be sharp just like the lid
Apparently some side cutting openers cut in a way that there are no sharp edges either on the lid or the opened can. Someone linked a video about it in crossposted thread.
Yes, the top just lifts off cleanly with no sharp edges or metal cutting debris. It still feels like magic every time... and/or I am easily entertained.