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Hamilton Beach 76383H Ensemble Tall Can Opener, Red
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MSRP: $20.49
Your Price: $29.78
Shipping: N/A
Manufacturer: Hamilton Beach
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Hamilton Beach 76383H Ensemble Tall Can Opener, Red Features
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Bottle Opener has die-cast metal cutter
Fits tall and standard size cans
Classic red and stainless color scheme
Heavy duty metal cutter
Safe to use in dishwasher cutter
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Additional Hamilton Beach 76383H Ensemble Tall Can Opener, Red Information
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Ensemble Red & Brushed Stainless , extra tall Can & Bottle Opener has die-cast metal cutter assembly that is dishwasher safe. Fits tall & standard size cans. Ensemble red design has a matching Hamilton Beach red coffeemaker, toaster & blender to makeover the kitchen counter top in a classic red & stainless color scheme.
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What Customers Say About Hamilton Beach 76383H Ensemble Tall Can Opener, Red:
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Just pop it back on. Just push down the button on top and the cutter part pops off to wash/clean. I purchased this for Christmas in 2007 and it still works great. I especially like the easy way to clean it.
If you can use the red, it certainly makes a great accent color and will give many years of service. I would recommend this product. I have used this exact can opener, in black, for many years and have been very satisfied. When the new red opener came out, I ordered the Hamilton Beach red coffee maker and also the red can opener.
I have a hanilton beach can opener now the has a safty and resealable mechanism but is in white and this one is red they should combine the features of both can openers together that way you will get the color you want with out the cuts on your hands. The can opener is the correct shade of red and works well.
I love it. This can opener is sleek and modern and opens cans smoothly and efficiently without splashing the juice all over the counter. I like the fact that it is tall so it can open taller cans.
Also bothersome is the weakness of the magnet, which is essentially useless. You need to jiggle and push and give it a running start. My experience was similar to other negative reviewers'. After a few months, it became almost impossible to get the opener to "catch" on the can and actually begin cutting.
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