Ferrari355
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We received a couple of SwingAway can openers for wedding gifts in 1975…we still have them…but they’re in a box in the garage. We changed to these about 10 years ago:Agreed, that's why I got one of these:
Moving parts can't break if there's no moving parts!

I got those military can openers 4 for $1 eBay years ago. (From lxskellr suggestion)Agreed, that's why I got one of these:
Moving parts can't break if there's no moving parts!
Paris Hilton.That was me and my friends downloading the Tommy Lee/ Pamela Anderson video over DSL.
Try Electric can opener for your arthritis?We got a couple of Swing Away canopeners for wedding gifts in 197
We received a couple of SwingAway can openers for wedding gifts in 1975…we still have them…but they’re in a box in the garage. We changed to these about 10 years ago:
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So much better…and easier on my arthritis.
Yes!Military like P38?
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Note that the one in my link is basically that for adult hands, and doesn't fold (no need to be compact).Yes!
Didn't know the P38 came in 2 sizes?
Why use that at like 40x the cost of a p38? (I think I paid 4 for$1 or .25 each)Note that the one in my link is basically that for adult hands, and doesn't fold (no need to be compact).
Well, the size is a lot more comfortable to use, and I'm only every going to buy one so the cost difference is negligible over the lifetime of the product.Why use that at like 40x the cost of a p38? (I think I paid 4 for$1 or .25 each)
It's called throwing $away.Well, the size is a lot more comfortable to use, and I'm only every going to buy one so the cost difference is negligible over the lifetime of the product.
It's only $11, if that's going to break your bank you probably need to be opening cans with rocks.
Yes!
Didn't know the P38 came in 2 sizes?
