Does it work well on small flat cans like tuna or sardines?
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It works well on all sizes. I've used it on 5-lb cans to itty-bitty tomato paste cans. It works at a different orientation than your usual can opener. I imagine the directions are included. To release after opening the can, you just twist in the opposite direction.
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Small cans (tuna fish size and perhaps a bit larger) can be opened with one hand but larger cans need support from a second hand or arm.
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Not without cardboard. For a 5.5oz can (tuna size), you can stack them upright but NOT SIDEWAYS like you would larger, wider cans that roll out. Narrow cans can't roll out because they fall through the wire slats (I tried it this morning). You have to use a piece of cardboard beneath the cans to stack them sideways to allow them to properly roll/dispense out.
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Hi Betty, I think it would purée things like chicken, fish or hamburger, but I'm not sure how well it would do on things like steak or lamb (chunks of meat). It comes with three sizes and I'm pretty sure you'd have success with at least one, if not all. Good luck. Cece
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Just yesterday I used it on a can of tomato paste. I don't know of any smaller can. It worked perfectly. I got these for my kids as everyone seems to have issues with can openers and I am a believer in this one!
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I have used this for both dry & canned cat food and have not had a problem, using the Spotbot. It has a setting for "everyday stains" and another one for "set in stains." I cannot speak regarding other cleaning machines.
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Most likely, but that's just a guess. I only open a can about every 2 weeks or less. This is the best tuna by far in a can.
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Yes. It works great for gold fish. But the rule still holds. One inch of fish per gallon of tank.
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Yes, it works quite well. Make sure you get the right size for your fish tank.
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Absolutely! I used it on everything...Burgers, Ham, Chops and especially Sausages - anything that might curl up around the edges when you cook it. It keeps it flat so the stuff browns evenly - or if you just want to "hurry" something along when cooking it.
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It does work well on small fish. I have caught minnows and spot that were very small in this net.
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Opens all sizes of cans. This opener opens the can by breaking the seal around the outside of the can rather than cutting the inside of the can. It makes the can lid totally safe (no sharp edges) but the lid no longer fits in the can. Therefore, I don't like to use it to open tuna cans since I can't use the lid of the opened can as a press to drain the tuna dry.
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No, in spite of what others may indicate, this does not work on larger cans. You'll need to keep two openers in your drawer if this is one of them.
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Hi. We use it for the fancy feast cans which is definitely the smallest size it will handle. It fits those very well & the are completely secure.
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It worked on a food grease stain on cotton, my first and only use so far. I sure see rave reviews and worth a try with a thorough rinsing afterward.
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i had no problem with this prouduct . i used it on my boat and it worked fine . try it on something else and if you get the same result mabey you received a bad can.
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I think it is too shallow to marinate all but the smallest cuts of meat. That being said, however, play with "vacuum/seal" and "cancel" buttons to ensure liquid is not pulled up through the hose. It should work!