Kitchen Review: Bottle Opener

Good early morning blog friends.  Here's a nifty, useful and inexpensive idea for a stocking stuffer anyone and everyone will like.  Something we couldn't even find in the gadget drawer the other day was a bottle opener. Who needs one with the twisties and pull-rings?  That's when we found it.  This nifty bottle opener:

1. Makes an inexpensive gift. 
2. Slip it in the Santa stocking.
3. Tie it to the top of a wrapped package.

Mind you, I'm not quite to the point where my fingers ache or my hand throbs with arthritis or my wrist pangs from carpal tunnel. That's probably due to all that exercise I get tip-tapping my laptop keyboard.

Why wait?  Why put a cheap bottle opener in the drawer when this little kitchen gadget is so versatile?

This guy does what it says or your money back.  Try it yourself on dog food cans, water bottles, fruit cans.  It even opens face cream caps and the top of make-up bottles.  I haven't tried it, but it probably works on baby food jars, too. 

We have a bunch of can goods in the pantry, some with pull-rings and some not.  Some just need a run around the automatic can opener. Some need a hand tug... I thought, why scrape up fingers with metal bottle tops or break a fingernail with pull-rings?

For a few dollars, life can be easy and comfortable.  I think I deserve a few conveniences like this.

It's called the "Magic Opener" and it may be the answer to no more swearing at cans, bottles and bandages.  It's a wonderful little gadget for yourself or someone to tickle.  I recommend it for every household.  It's probably the only one you'll need to buy. 

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